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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $4000.
Has some updated tires and wheels and a roll bar, but otherwise looks stock.
“Pretty straight 1953 Willys M38 Military Jeep. Original flat head 4cyl engine with 46,000 original miles. Seats are rough but the body is pretty straight and I drive this Jeep daily. Original 3spd transmission with an overdrive added. Really hard to find this vintage is this good of condition. Calls are preferred.”
looks like a solid jeep, supposedly runs and drives good and still 24 volts. It would not take much to give it a motor pool restoration.
Is this still available and can it be shipped. To louisiana
Hi Josh,
Since the craigslist ad expired, this is likely still available. We’ll have to wait for it to be relisted on Craigslist. If I see it again, I will drop you note.
– Dave