UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.

This looks nice.

“1962 Willys Jeep M-38A1 Original Marine Corps Jeep. Complete body off frame restoration, everything new or rebuilt, everything works! Limited slip differential front & rear, engine bored .030″ oversize, little rust on original body (repaired) $12,500.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.

(09/02/2013) This looks solid.

“I purchased this Jeep in late December of 2012 from a restorer and I immediately had new brakes, including emergency brake, and wheel cylinders, shocks, rebuilt steering box, steering dampener and tie rods installed to make it more road friendly. It had the “wobble of death” when I got it but travels very nicely now. I actually had it up to 45 mph and it did great. I paid $12,600 and put about $2,000 into it. I am selling it because I need the money for other investments and firm on the price. I am not a collector or a restorer so I may not be able to answer all of your question. I have kept it out of the weather and only put about 10 miles on it. The Jeep came painted and stenciled as is and I can’t really tell you much about the color or stencils. It is a 24 volt system and the rear turn signals, taillights, headlights and brake lights work. The windshield wipers do not work but I believe all of the components are there. Tires are about 80-90 % tread. The restorer ensured me that the engine was completely overhauled but needs to have the head re-torqued and the valves readjusted after break-in. Current odometer on restored engine is 182 miles. I also have the Title if needed. I am located in Mobile, Alabama and the best way to reach me is through my email”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.

(08/27/2013) This M-38A1 has parade experience!

“1952 Willys M38A1 Military Jeep, completley restored, 4WD, original Hurricane engine (30k), 24 volt system, combat lights, new OEM tires, Asking $ 9500.00 OBO. ”