UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(09/17/2014) The pics are dark, but it appears solid.
“1953 army jeep, runs great! Fairly new tires, 24 volt system. Not top on it, I do have an old hard top for it as well as a heating unit if you’re interested.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(09/17/2014) The pics are dark, but it appears solid.
“1953 army jeep, runs great! Fairly new tires, 24 volt system. Not top on it, I do have an old hard top for it as well as a heating unit if you’re interested.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Looks good.
“Kaiser-Willys M38A1 Has all new tires, brake lines,master cylinder, brake shoes, seat cover and stuffing materials, decals. Has been converted form 24 volts to 12. Has new exhaust,new data plates. Registered as historic vehicle. Engine runs good, but could use an overhaul, as it smokes some.Runs and drives as it should.Some extra parts. Cash only!!”
No pics provided.
“1952 willys cannon military jeep has cut out in windshield for cannon needs tires the ones that are on it hold air but dry rotted, does run still has original engine and dual batteries for the 24 volt system 4 wheel drive works,, all the original plaques and data tags are in tack.. if interested I will take some pictures of whatever,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Seats are rough, but looks pretty stock.
“Still has all of the original ID tags, will need minor attention from sitting.”
This jeep includes an overdrive, good roll cage, and a variety of parts.
“1952 jeep. has a newer 327-runs excellent! dana 18 twin stick with warn overdrive, t-150 3 spd. trans.,dana 44 rear, rebuilt dana 27 front,5.38 gears. lots new on jeep-warn hubs, new brake and wheel cylinders front and rear. new clutch and pressure plate new exhaust complete new steering components new steering box pwr. steering all lights work- blinkers, brake, emergency, head lights has new fuel cell, new windshield, new seats, tilt steering, I moved the seats back 3 inchs so there’s room to sit in the front! shock hoops at all 4-corners with new rs 9000 adjustable shocks.locked up frnt and rear, but still drives down the road nice!thousands in receipts.comes with the following spare parts in excellent condition: sm-420 trans,dana 44 rear, dana 30 front needs regeard with discs.dana 18 transfer case, spare drive lines, I’m sure I’m forgetting some stuff, lots of work went into this jeep, hauls ass and 4x4s great!! willing to trade for older k5 blazer or older car. cj willys military rock crawler 4×4 wheeler rat rod”
No pics provided.
“I have two jeeps 1- M38a1 military willis in pretty good shape and 1 1953 cj willis that’s body is rough but has a good drive train. M38 runs good for it’s age. It is original with all military lights, 24 volt, new brakes from master to pads, new tires. Very solid old jeep. Also have 1947 military trailer. Sold all together only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500.
“Floor pan
Bed-liner in and out
New custom seats and custom covers
New windshield and gaskets (still in box)
New gauges
200 watt Stereo with custom ammo can speakers
Brake system, pad, lines
Leaf Springs
Shocks
Circuit board
Custom ?marine? fuel tank.
Brand new Tires
Custom turn signals in front and rear
The seller of this M-38A1 has a unique and special view of jeep history, hence the reason I have shared this ad. (As a precursor, there were a few CDN M-38s and M-38A1s built by Ford in Canada, but not that many — it is doubtful, but not impossible, that this was one.)
“This is an awesome vehicle that looks super cool and goes ANYWHERE! It is the true granddaddy of them all! M38A1 It is made by Ford Motor company as Willis could not keep up production during the war and Henry Ford cut a deal with our government to supply Jeeps to our troops utilizing the the Willis body design but with a more powerful engine, built in Canada (to not infringe on Willis patent…). The Willis had 60 hp while the Ford Jeep had a 75 hp Hurricane engine. The extra fifteen hp made a very big difference! This particular unit has over 2K custom welding (front bumper, roll bar, rear bumper and tail gate, reinforced floor boarding). It comes equipped with six ply Military tires (valued at $400 each= $1600). There are also custom accessories for the avid outdoorsman (remote controlled electric hoist rated at two thousand pounds, a remote controlled animal feeder, custom front carrier box and a custom tow bar). The accessories are a combined $1000 value. There are two adult jump seats in the cargo area to transport a combined four large adults. There is a gun rack and custom convertible top. Everything on this machine works! Extra large radiator. Military Jeep is rated three quarter ton (1500 lbs.) Have receipts for everything done over the last thirty years! Comes with extra parts and manuals. This thing not only looks good but “runs like a top”!!! These Jeeps were designated an International Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.”
UPDATE: Was $17,000. *Status Unknown**
Looks parade ready.
“THIS IS A GREAT PARADE READY 1953 M38A1 WILLY JEEP AND TRAILER. THE CONDITIONS IN EXCELLENT WITH A REBUILT MOTOR. .(SEE PIC). IT COMES WITH ALL KINDS OF GOODIES. IT HAS THE OLD BRASS FIRE EXTINGUISHER MOUNTED ON THE MACHINE GUN MOUNT, THE SHOVEL UNDER THE HOOD. THE OLD AX BY THE RIGHT REAL PANEL. EVERYTHING IS WHERE IT BELONGS. IT HAS A SIREN AND THE BLACK OUTLIGHT. IT ALSO HAS THE CANVAS TOP IT IS 24 VOLT AND IS LICENED FOR STREET TRAVEL IN CALIFORNIA. IT HAS ONLY BEEN USED FOR PARADES. THIS JEEP HAS IT ALL. THE TRAILER IS ALSO IN FANTASTIC CONDITION AND READY TO HOOK UP TO Y0UR JEEP IT IS A 1952 AND COMES WITH A CANVAS COVER.”
Looks good, but needs a battery at the very least.
“Restored M38A1 1955 Willys M38A1. Has been sitting on jacks in garage for about 20 years. Selling as is. Was driven frequently for a short period until it was finally parked. Probably just needs a new battery, gas and oil. Clear title.”