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UPDATE: Purchase pending. Was priced at $3000.
This might be worth a look. A tailgate has been added.
“Clean,good running jeep has a new rad,master cly, all new exhaust,new one wire alt,new elct fuel pump,leaf springs,top and gauges.Its all 12v has extra parts to go with like extra front and rear axles and misc. parts. Has the hurricane f143 and all original trans and trasfer case. Asking $3000.00 O.B.O. Clean title and registered.”
Hi just called on this and we are going to buy it as a project. Is there anyplace I can put the vin # in and research what this came with stock. Any help would be great. We are excited to get this. TIA.
Hi Kathy,
Congrats on the upcoming purchase.
I think the folks at this website http://www.m38a1.com should be helpful. The M-38A1s were first produced in 1952, so this ought to be a pretty early version of the model. The hinges on the front grille are one indicator of this as well.
I’ll update the post. Feel free to email me (d@ewillys.com) if I can be of more help.
– Dave
Thank you for the link. We are excited, I am sure I will be in touch when we are going bald from pulling our hair out. Oh wait my husband is bald. 😉