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This has an L-Head, but runs and drives.
“I WAS TOLD, PRE1952 FLAT HEAD MOTOR AND ALL ORIGINAL DRIVE TRAIN, RUNS OK
NEW BRAKE AND WHEEL CYLINDERS, BRAKE WORKS GOOD
VERY SOLID BODY AND FLOOR PANS AND HAS A SPARE TIRE ON MATCHING RIM
JEEP IS PARKED INDOORS
LOCALE P/U ONLY”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(03/09/2013) Many more pictures included. No description.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,900.
“For sale is a 1952 Willys M38A1 Army Jeep. Fully frame off restored a few years ago. No Rust or Rot! Rebuilt suspension, brakes, transmission, axles, transfer case, engine, new paint, new interior, new soft top, 5 new non directional military tires, the list goes on and on. I would rate it a 8 out of 10. Not 100% flawless, but very close. Runs like new, original 24 volt electric system. Every receipt and pictures come with the Jeep along will all the original manuals, and several boxes of of spare parts. Turn signals, and tail lights added to make vehicle street legal. Must sell, make me an offer. Asking $13,900.00 or best offer. Also would consider trades of similar value. (Let me know what you are thinking. The worst I can do is say no.)”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
“1953 Willy’s Marine Jeep (M38A1)
We had a ton of fun with this Jeep through this past summer when we blew the motor. Motor is out and disassembled. Floorboards rusted badly.
New gas tank, new master cylinder and new wheel cylinders all replaced 2 years ago. Radiator and hoses in great shape. Comes with soft top not pictured, but in great shape.
Would make a good Jeep project, but I’m not interested in restoring…looking to sell, $2500 or best offer or partial trade on Wrangler.”
No pics provided. It might be worth a look.
“I have a 1957 Jeep Willy that I am no longer wanting to hang onto. It was a gift from my uncle and he has since passed away. It has all the original features that this era jeep would have, it only has $15,000 miles on it and it still has the original tires. This is a once in a lifetime find, and at a extremly low price. Please if interested contact me at 304-657-7523 thanks”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(03/21/2013) This must have gone through 1980s modification. Those mustang rear lights were popular. Nice rims.
“Running & Driving 1952 Willys M38A1 Military Jeep. 1975 Pinto 2000cc Engine With Weber progressive carb. 3″ Six post roll cage. Tow bar. Chevy steering. Overhead running lights. Rear swing-a-away spare tire and dual gas can rack. Warn hubs & overdrive. Both cloth and aluminum tops with doors. New Goodyear wrangler P235/75PR15 M/S tires. Aluminum rims. High rise jack. Nice soft seats front & back. Current DMV tags and clear title. Street legal and great for off road. Orignal Dept. of Army Tech Manual TM 9-801”
No pics provided. It might be worth a look.
“1952 M38-A1 in original condition Military Jeep with original dash plaques. Has original blackout lights. Has the military manual also. The Jeep is just like it came from the factory Also has the original heavy duty PTO winch Has under water fording kit installed. Just needs the two upright tubes to keep the exhaust working and the air intake when you ford rivers. (Submerge it) etc.. Currently registered on a non-op in my name. Has a clear title. The only thing not military are larger tires to make it go faster on the highway The hard top with doors is available for an extra $500. Can’t do pictures. If you want to see what it looks like Google it. Remember to take off $500.00 if you don’t want the hard top. Making it $1600. Which is a steal. I’m not open to offers”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800
This appears solid.
“Very clean, 4 wheel drive, 4 speed with high and low range, motor has less than 10 miles on it after complete overhaul. New pistons, valves, valve guide, and harden seats. Has new brakes, wheel cylinders and master cylinder with silicone fluid to make it trouble free. This vehicle has a 24 volt electrical system. Excellent running order. Has aluminum doors to go on the cab.”
This looks good. It has the wrong driver-side fender.
“1953 WILLYS JEEP M38A1
FOUR CYLINDER “HURRICANE” ENGINE
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
CONVERTED TO 12 VOLT SYSTEM
RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT
16,686 MILES”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
It’s blue, but otherwise looks solid.
“I have a 1954 m38a1 pretty much all origonal and any changes made we kept most of the removed parts . It has always been kept inside so very little rust . Dont really need to sell but just putting it out there . I am willing to entertain trades so what do you have ?”
