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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,500
Nice looking, clean build.
“1953 US NAVY M38A1 frame off restoration with modified 11 inch self adjusting drum brakes, Rear axle locker, air compressor, remote master cylinder resvoir. Accessories included are: PRC10 radio, axe and shovel, military 24 volt warn winch, canvas top, side curtains, doors, Rear seat, seat belts, 24 volt military turn signals with rear gama-goat lens covers.”
Looks ready for the parade. That antenna mount above spare tire looks out of place.
Do you think the guy really has a K&N filter inside the oil bath breather? Sure is a nice jeep…
Very nice example but maybe a tad over- restored.
Don’t know if K&N makes one, but there is a paper replacement filter for the ww2 oil baths.
Whether this owner put a K&N in there or not, I would def remove that sticker ASAP. This one is way too close to correct to leave that on there… even for giggles or conversation sake.