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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
(10/20/2015) Runs and drives.
“Selling a 1952 Jeep Willys. Runs great. New brakes. 12 volt conversion. Roll bar. Heavy duty winch. Rear rack. Spare tire, tool box and gas can mounted on rear rack. Tow bar.”
Not an m38
what type of oil fill tube is that?
Yep, you are correct Bill. I also identified this as a CJ-3A, but still managed to write “M-38” in the title of the post. I appreciate you keeping an eye out 🙂
I’m with Doug… what’s that fill tube? Or more specifically, what is ON that fill tube? Is that some type of crank case ventilation filter?
Joe, that’s what I think is on the oil fill tube, a crankcase breather.the dipstick looks different as well.It may not even be a Willys part.Just was curious because I have not seen one like that.more education thanks to Dave! 🙂
That thing on the filler tube is the first thing I saw. Kinda cool looking.