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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. ”
It’s listed as a 1949, but appears to be an M-38 with an incorrect windshield.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/bar/d/banning-1949-willies-jeep/7109907559.html
“Yellow 1949 willies Jeep , open to all trades”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. These jeeps were listed in the Farm & Garden section of Craigslist, so the ad was likely flagged for that reason.
Seller has 2 M-38s and 3 CJ-2As for sale. The pics are upside down in the post.
“2 M38’s, 3 cj2a’s, 1 ww2 trailer.
#1- 49 cj2a, just rebuilt engine, body in good shape ( minor rust in tool compartment and passenger floor. New gas tank, good tires and seats. Drivers good,4 wheel works great. Needs the following, no brakes ( need complete rebuild, carburetor work (I think just break down and cleaning). Has flat spot. Can’t find title bill of sale only. Great fun little jeep. $ 4550.00.
#2- 1950 M-38 Complete less seats, was running when parked (4 years ago). Has original engine converted to 12 volt. ( have most of 24 volt parts)
Drive train complete. Have title and will make bill of sale. M38’S are getting hard to find , won’t last long . Asking $ 3500.00
#3 – 50 m38, all parts are there. Started to disassemble to restore but lost interest. Was running when parked , no windshield or seats. Asking $2550
#4 CJ2A all part are there, has been setting for many years. Has a aluminium top. Needs a lot of work or a great parts jeep, $ 1100.00 bill of sale only. Still trying to find title.
#5- cJ 2a parts jeep asking $550.00
#6 – ww2 1/4 ton trailer. Complete, in great shape. Has ball hitch. Very rare hard to find . $ 1200.00″
This runs, but sounds like it will need some work to be road worthy.
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale20/adm076/adm076.html
“It is complete and needs a full tune up-batteries brakes some floor panels and wires to get going again. Engine runs. Text or email to me for more information.”
UPDATE: This was an M-38 only, but now appears to include a CJ-5.
(04/20/2020) Needs work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/653590715205516/
“First one with hard cab 1951 willys m38 needs engine swap finished odys is pretty solid title in hand Cj5 with plow soft top runs drive stops everything works floors rust”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/26/2020) Has some updates. Has some M-38 elements.
https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/clarksburg-1953-jeep-willys/7114864732.html
“1953 Jeep Willy’s. V8 Engine. Auxiliary Transmission. Not sure what mileage is. Not Original Owner. Came from the state of Washington.”
Looks in good shape. Has a variety of updates.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/applegate-jeep-m38-flat-fender/7110156528.html
“Ford V8, 4speed transmission, model 18 transfer case with Novak Enterprises heavy duty hardened intermediate shaft, Warn all range overdrive, Smittybuilt hardened full floating rear axle shafts, Detroit Locker rear, front locking hubs, 5.38 gears, 2 1/2 inch Rancho suspension lift, Rancho RS5000 shocks, Heavy duty axle u-bolts with skid plates and shackles, 11 inch drum brakes, 4 bolt heavy duty Saginaw power steering box, heavy duty steering linkage arms, brake and clutch swing pedals, hydraulic clutch, oversized fuel tank, 33 inch BFG tires, roll cage, tow bar, bikini top and soft top with soft doors, interior carpet. Looks great and runs great.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $16,950.
Appears in good shape.
“1953 Willy’s military jeep. Great condition. Runs great. Comes with original communication radio, heater, and faux M50 gun and mount and more.”
This has an M-38 body. No description provided. The “WILLYS” branding on the hood is incorrectly placed. I’d have to guess that the hood is also from an M-38.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/656629315152043/
Lots of new parts, but still needs work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/513845082649847/
“Craftsman Special Have a willys jeep for sale. Frame has been overhauled with new or nos parts. Engine, transmission transfer case all rebuilt with new parts, 24volt system, new tub, fenders, tires, springs, brakes, brake lines, and hoses, shackles ect… Restoration service is available. Current build has 15,000.00 plus invested. Hold a clean Pa title. Lots here that I am not mentioning, you have to come look at it and determine if it’s in your ability to take it from this point, weather doing it yourself or having professional body and mechanical restoration. Negotiate in person only, thank you for viewing.”
