UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8295
“Desert Season Is Here!
Don’t take that backseat to your buddies…
Impress Them With… Your Own Piece Of American History Instead!!!
1951 Willys (Military) M38-A1 JEEP, The Korean War Back Bone.
This Rare Unit is an All Original Survivor and has Served Our Country Well !!!
Now it’s your turn to make history together…because believe me once you bump the
key and head out your driveway you will swear Gen. George S. Patton himself is riding
tall and proud beside you from all the salutes, whistles and battle cry’s you will receive!!!
Details:
Heater
Zero Rust
Fresh Paint
Brake Lights
Turn Signals
Chrome Headers
Windshield Wipers
Warn Locking Hubs
12 Volt Elec System
All Working Gauge’s
Drive Train:
Strong “Dauntless” 225 V-6 Engine
Muncie 4 Speed, “Rock Crusher” Transmission
Dana 20 Transfer Case
(if man handling 3 shifters with a beer in the other…during a rock slide seems daunting to you…see your local fiat dealer)
Dana 30 Front Axle
Dana 44 Rear Axle
Includes:
Tow Bar
Bimini Top
Complete Soft Top
New 31X10.50 R15 LT Tires”
I agree, Dave! I’m always amazed at sellers’ concepts of “all original survivor”. Don’t get me wrong: this is a great, well equiped jeep… but chrome headers, the engine/drivetrain, 12-volt, seats, steering, radio, wheels, tires, and bumpers have little in common with the “original”.
Besides, what’s “desert season”? Here in Mesa that lasts 11-12 months each year 😉
You are right Joe, Its a nice jeep, nothing near original but still nice. And I doubt it ever made it to Korea. I know mine didn’t.
Sounds like like made up marketing words and phrases to make your excitement overcome common sense.