Craig shared this one.

“1952 Willys m38-a1. This is the military version of the cj5. It runs well, drives, steers and stops as it should. I was planning on driving it this summer, but I’m a bigger guy, and it is pretty tight fit for me.

This is an older restoration that is showing its age. The paint is starting to chip away, there are oil leaks, some of the patches are starting to show, but overall it appears mechanically sound and driveable.

The parking brake works, as do the vacuum operated wipers. It has been converted to 12 volt and the second battery compartment was removed to fit in a heater. The top is in good shape. 4wd works great. It has a rear seat. Asking $3950.00. I would consider trading for another antique vehicle.”

https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/6090460797.html

Seems there is some parts’ value on this at the very least.

“80% original, turns over, new starter and batteries. needs gas tank. no title, price firm, text preferred. can be seen in mornings or weekend.”

https://fortwayne.craigslist.org/cto/6069418681.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.

(10/18/2016) “I have for sale a Jeep. It is missing the motor and transmission. It’s good and solid. It does have the serial plate on it as well.
I’m asking $750 for it. For more information please contact me at the number listed.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

(01/082017) A pretty rare late model Canadian M-38A1. Engine looks good, but needs body work at the ver least.

“Selling a 1970 m38a1 CDN 3 military Jeep. I bought it last year to fix up but I have too many projects. It runs good. It will need batteries, fuel tank repaired, body work all the way around. It needs the front passenger side axle shaft replaced as well. The frame is good, needs the rear cross member. Includes the soft top hard ware and metal pieces for doors and side curtains. Comes with a set of nice fenders from a DJ. I have the front seats also. Sold with a bill of sale only as VT does not title vehicles over 15 years old. Located in Colchester, VT. I can get it loaded on your trailer. Cash only, no trades.”