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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900.
It needs some work.
“1952 WILLYS M38 JEEP . Has been in storage since 1976. Original 4×4 drivetrain except motor. Has 289 ford motor conversion kit. Runs excellent, has edelbrock intake setup with cam and headers.Solid tub, original gauges and equipment holders.This was a civil air patrol jeep. Needs brake work”
This is an M38 no?
Peter,
Yes it is. I must have gotten this confused with another jeep from Taylor. Definitely a brain-melt down on my part!
– Dave
Anyone know if this is still around for sale? I used to see it in Taylor or brownstown sitting at a shop!
Hi Robert,
I haven’t seen this M-38 listed on craigslist in quite a while and don’t have any recent information on it. I assume it sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave