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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
This has a few minor mods.
“1952 model M38. Recent rebuild on 134 engine. This was a Marine Jeep with a California delivery date of 1951.
Clean title with a clean body tub. Stored inside. Rear axel assembly has been converted to warn hubs for flat towing.
Converted to 12 volt system. Nice winch up front with tow bar and heavy chain.
Asking $6500.00 or a reasonable offer. ”
No photo of the front. It has a split windshield.
My guess is that it is a 2A windshield, but I can’t see the arms well enough to confirm that.
Seller sold this one today. Kids bought it for dad years ago who has now moved on.
These are good kids.
Thanks for the update Kurt. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave