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It runs.
“53 willy’s Jeep with Pontiac V-6 motor runs great Just needs some TLC $1500.00 firm”
http://wenatchee.craigslist.org/cto/4464360358.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** $6500.
Not perfectly stock, but looks good for the price.
“Ground up restoration done a few years ago.
Things that have been done,
1. Sand blasted frame and painted it, no welds.
2. New leaf springs, all 4.
3. New shackles.
4. New rear brakes.
5. New master cylinder and brake lines, also brake hoses.
6. Rebuilt steering box.
7. New steering wheel and horn button assembly.
8. New black out light.
9. New horn.
Seller includes long list of parts replaced.
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/4453703489.html
“I am selling my 1955 Willy M38A1, that I have restored myself, not by a professional restorer and registered in Nueces County for $9,500. The engine, however; was overhauled by a professional mechanic. The unit has new brake lines, fuel tank, seat cushions and various other items listed below. I am interested in selling it to someone that is interested in the continued preservation of this rare military vehicle. It is 59 years old, therefore it is not in perfect condition and will be sold as is. It is asked that only serious interested buyers contact me at show contact info or text me with your name and number at same. These military vehicles are hard to come by and even those that are non-running rust buckets sell for a premium. Those who are knowledgeable about these vehicles know that these are off road vehicles and not the smoothest riding vehicles or the quietest riding vehicles. Vehicle is being sold as is, where is, with no written warranties.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8800
(03/26/2014) Deal includes the trailer. It might be worth a look.
“1953 M38A1 Military Jeep and M-100 Trailer. REBUILT, very nice. Rebuilt engine, 3 speed transmission, two speed transfer, axles. Complete new brake system (all lines, master cylinder, wheel cylinders, shoes). 8000 lb. Ramsey winch & PTO (original-fits frame), Five New rims, tires and tubes. Replaced canvas and seats. Rear seat, original too box. Complete off frame resurrection of frame and body…NO Rust out.. Good Glass. Unit has been converted to 12 volt. All lights work including black out. Includes repair and Parts manuals. INCLUDES THESE EXTRAS another engine, transmission, transfer case, bell housing, brake shoes, front and rear axle assemblies, pressure plate, carb parts, hood, tie rods, drive shafts, electrical parts, Tow bar, 24 volt starter. plus other odds and ends.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
This may warrant a closer look.
“Clean 1952 m38-a1 jeep all stock. Been sand blasted cleaned and painted.
New brakes- brake lines,master cylinder,wheel cylinders,shoes.
New transfercase gears.
Rebuilt rear driveshaft.
Rebuilt front end.
Body is in good shape no bondo.
New gas tank and sender.
The fenders,window,seats,hood,front bumper,motor are already sold.
Nice tires 5.
Also spare transfercase parts.
Also has used and new t90 transmission parts.
Good to Finnish or use for parts.
$1,500 obo.
No title. This is a rolling chassis.
What you. See is all I have left.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
If it includes a drivetrain it might be a good price. It’s listed as a 1951.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Solid and runs. Might make a good restoration candidate.
“Rare 1955 Willys M38A1 Korean War Era “Jeep”
Straight rust free great running little Jeep with an Arctic Kit(hard top and doors)
This little jeep was in storage for a long time and was not running. With some work it is now purring like a kitten. It is complete and has been updated to a 12 volt system. It still has some of the cool old military lighting, gauges and switches. This would make an AWESOME candidate for restoration or to just put around the farm or mountains. It still needs some brake and clutch work. To be fully drive able.”
It’s supposed to have less than 10k original miles. Might be worth a look, but I’m skeptical.
“Very low miles. Very good condition. Garaged and auto repair shop owned
Lots of extras Tire chains, Soft Top, G.B., Towbar. GREAT FOR HUNTING!!!
Call for more info.”
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/680811?ad_cid=1
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6999.
Looks solid.
“Great shape ready to drive starts first turn over , new tires , engine, and new top”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6850.
Bob’s selling his nice looking M-38A1. It looks like a good price.
“Very nice Military Willys Jeep
New Tires.
Four cylinder Overhead Valve engine
Three Speed Transmission
Four Wheel Drive
High and Low Transfer Case for the 4WD
Brakes done not long ago
Drivers seat has been moved back ~four inches for us big guys
Tow Bar with safety chains
All seat covers excellent (canvas)
Body very nice
Some floor patches, but not crude
Seat belts on front and back seats
Solid nice steps
Front Tow Hooks
Gas Can w/carrier on back
Windshield folds down
Brackets and bows for military top…(no top included)
Runs very nice
Blinkers”
