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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $2900.
“I have a 1951 M38 Wyllis Jeep M38 that is driveable. I have a clear and clean Tennessee title in hand all numbers are matching with vehicle plates and title except for the motor which is a later 50’s model overhead cam 4 cylinder it has aftermarket lock out hubs installed; all of this was done prior to me owning. Transmission, rearend’s, body and frame are all original. The body is solid and straight. This vehicle is in exceptional condition for it’s age.”
SOLD This was one I couldnt pass up. Very solid, spent at least 90% of its life in barn. Other than motor, its origional.
Thanks and congrats Randy! I’ll update the post.