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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
(12/15/2016) Rare vehicle in great shape.
“1952 rust-free M-38CDN military jeep. Made in Canada by Ford with all Willey’s parts.
#506 of 1911 made.
Runs and drives excellent and everything in working order.
This is as near original as you will find for the flat fender jeep.
Extra parts go with this vehicle, such as hood,generator, voltage regulator, etc.
I am selling for my father and may need to provide a separate number for questions I can’t answer.”
Actually, there were 2,135 of these produced between February and November 1952,out of Windsor, Ontario. I’d be interested to know the C.A.R. ( Cdn. Army Registration ) number. Should be 52- xxxxx. Found on the front driver frame rail in front of the grille. I’m puzzled as to why it’s got U.S. markings on it. I wasn’t aware Canadian jeeps ended up in the states. I’m still learning the history on these. I own two of these! I have #5 and #1775 off the line
Spare parts with the jeep might indicate that it was redone. If so I would think they did it with US markings.