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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Best Offer.
“4 cylinder , 72 HP
Willy’s 4-73
1950/51 Jeepster
Body, chrome, upholstery and top with windows in great condition engine is original and in good condition
Parked in garage 60,000 on odometer
Moving , forced to sell for best offer
Original master parts list, owners manual and mechanic manual included”
Hamza has this M-38 for sale.
“1951 Willys M38 that I would like to sell.
$17,000
Professionally Restored
Turn Key
Rifle Rack
Negotiable
Call or text 917-822-0433”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $19,000.
Nice looking one.
“M38 military jeep. Painted Navy grey. Airport vehicle. 4 Cyl. Not really for highways. I acquired Jeep for airport general use, tow, tool, and drive. On of those old M38s that’s worth a look. 24volt,siren, winch, Pintel hitch. 19,000$”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
“Owner Frances Nolan
Price $10,000.00
Clean title, runs great”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000.
Seller includes some extra engines.
“Serial # 9719, This is a very early production Ford script WWII jeep in excellent running condition. This is a complete frame-off restoration with period correct components that is parade or show ready (GPW judging standards referranced during restoration); excellent vehicle for the serious military vehicle collector.
Many original parts and only top quality reproduction parts were used (mostly from RFJP). It has a rebuilt period correct Ford engine (serial # GPW- 6050) and all engine components completely restored, new WeeBee Webbing top and canvas, Vintage Wiring of Main electrical harness, running original 6-volt system with highest quality authentic Willard battery, 5 combat rims and military tread NDT tires, all new brake lines, rebuilt Ford T-84 transmission.
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $24,900.
Keith shared this one.
“Outstanding Willys Jeep M38 4×4 with Army & MASH painted appointments! Fully documented history since leaving the Arkansas Federal Military Surplus in 1972! It remained an Arkansas truck until 1999 before going on display for 19 year in the Evergreen Historical Automobile collection! A great example that comes with a 6-foot service trailer, black out lights, shovel & axe, and more! Neat piece for any collection!
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7800.
It’s missing the PTO bar, but otherwise looks good.
“Runs great and is in nice condition. We drive it most weekends. Just had tune up, oil change and brake job. Must see !”
It’s got a few additional extras that aren’t original (hubs, entry straps and side handles), but overall looks stock and good.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/164225507621274
“ALL original except paint. Garage kept. Original engine. Must see to appreciate. Excellent condition!!!! NO rust!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(06/24/2018) This may have a rare Worman CJ-3B hardtop.
“1954 Willys CJ3B. Great project. Very solid and straight. Has arctic hardtop. Engine and seats are missing but everything thing else is there. Find another 134 “F” head or perfect for a v6 or V8 conversion. Last driven in 1976. Stored under a carport for a majority of the time since then. It will be hard to find a better CJ3B to restore than this one. Has not been abused or molested like a most. If the ad is up it’s for sale. No trades too many projects already. Do not respond with an offer to help sell it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
Not a perfect restoration back to stock, but seems a good price.
“For Sale. 1947Willys CJ2A. Completely rebuilt engine, new brakes shoes, brake lines, wheel cylinders, fuel line, tires, seat covers, wiring, converted to 12V. 3 speed floor shift with 2 speed transfer case and 4 wheel drive, all in excellent working order. Reasonably new paint in flat buckskin and have an extra gallon. Aluminum radiator, new exhaust, rebuilt starter, and all new gauges w/speedo. Great off road vehicle, not great for highway due to very low gearing. I don’t need any help with selling the vehicle. “CASH ONLY””
Low mileage M-38 that’s been restored.
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale18/adm253/adm253.html
“A fully restored M38 has been body off frame restored in 1997. Original body and frame. I purchased this Jeep in 2012 with only 5,895 miles. I was told the engine block was cracked. I purchased another military M38 block and had it totally rebuilt. It now has only 260 miles on it. 24 volt system, deep water fording system for air intake and exhaust, doors and side curtains, rifle dash rack, pedestal for 30 cal. 1919 browning machine gun, radio antenna, gas can with original delivery sticker on the bottom, water bucket, first aid kit, tool kit and a Ohio title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
Did some AFB’s combine blue and olive drab colors like this?
“For sale a 1951 Willis Jeep M-38. I am selling it because I am moving out of state and have no room for it at my new house. This Jeep is restored as a Air Force Military Police vehicle from Eglan, AFB. The Jeep has new wiring, clutch, pressure plate, brakes, brake lines, master cylinder, wheel cylinders, carburetor, tires, and starter. The fuel pump on it now is not the correct pump, but the correct one is included with many other extra parts. The seats have been recovered with the original springs. The gages work sometimes erratically, The engine is a Govt. Rebuild. The attached items on the vehicle are the siren, red light, rotating mars light, and spotlight. There is period radio used by MP’s. The vehicle is being offered here and on EBAY. If you decide to buy it you will have to arrange your own transportation.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6900.
Looks solid. Has the early speedo.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/1955-willys-cj5-jeep/6602481174.html
“Selling my 1955 Willys CJ-5 Clean title in my name currently on planned non-op with no fees. All original and unmolested! No rust! The jeep spent most of its life on a ranch in Northern California. Freshly painted and “semi-restored”. The only changes to the Jeep are a new Walck’s wiring harness, 12-volt conversion, 94 AMP alternator, new locking hubs, the original radiator (yes still in) has a new three row copper core and works perfect, new windshield and rubber, new brake lines, master and slave cylinders, new u-joints, front leaf springs rebuilt by Atlas Spring to original specs, new reproduction mechanical fuel pump, and new seats and Mastercraft lap harnesses. I have the original generator, and an original under dash heater unit, which still works. Flat-tow trailer hitch included and towing lights included. Runs and drives great. Asking $8500.’
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
(03/10/2018) Interior could use some work, but overall could be a good price.
“1959 Willys wagon runs good drives good stops turn signals lights heater they all work four wheel drive works good.’
UPDATE: This sold for $14,889.99 on eBay. I just discovered that this was listed on KSL for only $8000!
I’ll be in Salt Lake City this Tuesday/Wednesday.
“THIS PARTICULAR JEEP IS PART OF LARGE COLLECTION OF EARILY MODEL WILLYS JEEPS THAT WERE PUT IN STORAGE OVER 45 YEARS AGO, AND ARE JUST NOW BEING OFFERED FOR SALE. IT IS IN ORIGINAL CONDITION. IT HAS ITS ORIGINAL FACTORY PAINT, AND HAS NEVER HAD ANY BODY DAMAGE. IT IS COMPLETELY STRAIGHT. ”
It’s listed asa. M-606, but I don’t see anything to indicate it is anything other than a CJ-3B. Notice that just behind the bumper it appears there are a couple of support bars that appear non stock.
https://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep-1953-navy-m606/6621778187.html
“1953 Navy Willys Jeep. Restoration 95% complete, over 20K invested. Just add Navy markings of your choice.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/18/2015) “1961 Willy’s Jeep CJ3. This is the original paint, minimal rust, all hubcaps, and is in really good shape. It was put into storage approx 18 months ago running. Has new distributor, plug wires, battery etc..”
https://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/d/1961-willys-jeep-dj3-original/6619152946.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
I don’t see this one lasting long.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Nice frame off restoration of a 1964 DJ-3A. You can see it has a gov tag on the dash.
“1964 Willys DJ3A Jeep, government issue. Original 4-cylinder flathead. Body off restoration, low miles. Body was media blasted, then heat-primed like factory before light body work and paint. NO GARBAGE RUST REPAIRS or SNEAKY PATCH PANELS! Beautiful original floors! Original seat frames, top bows, fenders, grille, tailgate, and hood also blasted and primed before paint, DONE RIGHT! Beautiful new canvas top, doors, and side curtains as original. Seats also redone original pattern olive vinyl. Ultra rare factory special order Willys Borg Warner automatic transmission! Believed to be the only drivable survivor with a factory automatic transmission. Runs great, fun to drive.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
“This is a 1955 M38A1 in very good condition. very clean inside and out, it has been stored in a warehouse since its purchase in 2014. this is a 24v system with a clean generator, newer brake lines, and carb. Would be very nice to add to the collection or to take in a parade. It has 40,334 miles on the vehicle. Killswitch added to keep form any draw on the batteries/keep it from getting stolen. asking 10K or best reasonable offer. ”
Looks in good shape.
https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeep/6614904277.html
“1953 Willys Jeep. Fully restored in great condition. 9300 miles. With trailer and tools.”
Nice truck!
https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/cto/d/1948-willys-pickup-fully/6602019267.html
“1948 Willys Pickup, Near perfect frame off restoration. L134 Flathead engine. Runs very strong. Four wheel drive fully functioning. I bought this truck roughly 10 years ago as a restoration project. It got out of hand and I went overboard. I used it for a sail chartering business that I have since sold. Not sure of the miles on the engine as the original gauges did not work. I have a lot of extra parts, leaf springs gaskets etc”
Appear solid.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/d/1948-willys-restored-jeep/6612360766.html
“Motor, transmission, transfer case rebuilt, 4 new jeep style tires, very good condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
(04/04/2018) Looks in good shape.
“We are selling our 1946 Willis CJ2a Jeep that has been fully restored. It is in original condition and has been cleaned up from the frame up. It has new tires, wiring, gauges, rag top, 8volt electrical system, overhauled transmission etc. This is in very good condition and only has a few miles on it since the restoration. See the pictures and decide for your self. Asking $15000 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000
Damon’s got this nice looking FC-150 for sale.
“1957 All Original Rare Jeep Forward Control FC-150, narrow track
4×4, 3-Speed, 4 cylinder “Hurricane” F-head 134 cube engine. Willys Serial #10,636. Built in ’56 which makes this the 635th one off the line. Just under 10k original miles, runs and drives very well. All original drivetrain and engine. This is a Jeep with no overdrive and a top out speed of about 48 mph. Paint is 9 years old, but still shines. Has the original spare tire attached.
This has always been a southern CA truck, and I am the third owner.”
