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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,300.
(01/14/2019) TJ shared this Dutch-assembled M-38A1 jeep.
“1956 Jeep Nekaf M38A1 4WD Niederlandische Papiere
The Nekad M38 is actually a Willy’s M38 and was produced in the Netherlands under license.
The M38 is a military version of the CJ-3A.
The condition of this Nekaf is good, he has as few traces of wear here and there but it matches the condition of the militairy vehicle.
The engine of the Nekaf runs excellent and it drives very nice.”
Hemmings just isn’t what it used to be. They used to catch bad information from sellers.
Yes, it is a Nekaf. But the Nekaf M38A1 was based on the Willys M38A1, and the CJ5 was based on the M38a1 also.
I have been a reader / subscriber of Hemmings Motor News for over 40 years, they just print ads people send them . No way could they correct the thousands of ads for hundreds of different cars every month !