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UPDATE: Still Available
“1951 Willys, M38, jeep for sale. New tires and brake system. Has Ford, Pinto, 122 cid engine. Runs and drives great and always stored indoors. Price is negotiable.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/5017013490.html
While not complete, this m38 body looks pretty solid. I like the cream sickle colors…
Getting close to big bad Orange
I was thinking Omaha orange…
I don’t like the color but otherwise really like this M38. No apparent rust, no carpet, and no armadillo catcher 🙂
Probably need to check out the floor areas… not sure if that’s some kind of mat, or new metal.
Plus you get a full roll of electrical tape “stored” on the steering wheel… just in case you need it for emergency repairs 😉
I only see one wheel that might be correct for the M38 and that’s the passenger rear. Can’t really tell because the image isn’t clear enough when I zoom up. A lot of the holes in the body where the accessories go are missing so I imagine that someone has done some type of body work on it.