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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $4500.
It runs; might be worth a look.
“1952 M38a1, still 24 volt system. Runs, licensed.”
I agree.
If the body is sound and it runs decently, it would be a good buy.
Aren’t solid M38A1s usually closer to $10k?
dear
This M38A1 are available?
Robert,
No. The ad is two and a half months old, so no surprise.
To check availability, just click on the Craigslist link.
Hi Robert,
This may have sold OR it may have been removed from Craigslist by Craigslist as the seller tried to list a running vehicle in the parts section (to avoid paying a listing fee). So, it’s unclear what the status is. I looked to see if this was listed on Facebook, but there’s no sign it was. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave