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1953 Willys M38-A1

1953 Willys M38-A1

$15,500

This newly restored 1953 Willys Jeep was used in the Korean War. The body is rust-free, and it has been completely refurbished. Everything works. Clean Texas title. M38A1 Service Manual Included. The front tow bar is easily removable with quick-release pins. During November 2024 restoration, the following was completed: New Korean war period correct markings and color (Olive Drab Green). New tires (5). All wheels sandblasted and powder-coated. Tow hitch sandblasted and powder-coated. Tow bar latch rods added. Bumper sandblasted and powder-coated. New Wipers. New rear side mirror. Windshield frame to cowl seal replaced. Windshield Hood Bumpers installed. New side marker lenses. Sandblasted and powder-coated seat frames. New Seat Foam. New Seat Covers. New Seat Belts. Data plate restoration. Spicer Rear U-Joints replaced. New wheel bearings and axle oil seals. New front Drive Shaft. Transmission Oil change. Differential Lubricant change. Transfer case oil change. Closed knuckle lubricant replaced. Transfer Case Rubber Boot. Transmission Rubber Boot. New Speedometer cable. Brake fluid change. New Brake Master Cylinder. All rubber brake hoses replaced. New wheel cylinders. New brake drums. New radiator and hoses. Water Pump Gasket. New carburetor. Oil Pan Gasket replaced. Compression check. Coolant change. Engine Belts. Engine oil and filter changed. New Fuel Pump. New gas tank and cap. New Fuel Tank Sending Unit. New Fuel Filter. New fuel gauge. New Ignition Coil and Lead Wire. New battery. New headlight switch. Parking Light Bulbs. New Headlight pigtails. New parking lamps. Port installed for trickle charger. New Manila Rope on front bumper.

Dallas, TX

23 hours ago

Restored 1957 Willys Utility Wagon

Restored 1957 Willys Utility Wagon

$18,500

1957 Willys Wagon Offered for sale is my 1957 Willys Jeep Wagon, a solid, well-sorted example that has been in my family for approximately 30 years. I completed a comprehensive restoration during the pandemic, but due to living out of the country, I simply don’t have the time to enjoy it. This Wagon retains its original drivetrain, and the engine runs strong, smooth, and exactly as it should. The vehicle is solid and drives well. Recent work includes brand-new tires installed last week and a rebuild of the original radiator. The interior has been fully refreshed with new wood paneling, wood floor slats, and a flannel headliner. All rubber and glass are new. The seats are not original but are brand-new black leather fold-forward seats, which fit the vehicle well and are comfortable and practical. A previous owner added auxiliary gauges decades ago; these have recently been replaced with new units. The original factory mirrors are included. I chose not to install them yet in case the next owner prefers a sleeker or custom mirror setup. This Wagon is approximately a 95% restoration. Remaining items are minor: it will need a heater motor and wiper motor to be fully complete. Overall, this is a clean, solid, running Willys Wagon with its originality largely intact and only small finishing touches remaining. It is not a project and can be driven and enjoyed as-is. Selling only because I spend most of my time outside the country. Serious inquiries only.

Kirtland, NM

2 weeks ago

1962 Willys Wagon Project

1962 Willys Wagon Project

$5,000

Ready to take on a classic? I’m selling my 1962 Willys Wagon project—perfect for someone with more grit than cash. Body’s got minimal rust (not a crumbling mess), and the frame’s rock-solid. Engine and drivetrain are in good shape, upgraded to a 12-volt system (no 6-volt headaches). Recent work includes a new distributor, cleaned cylinder head, new gaskets (including oil pan, exhaust, and head), and some other TLC. It’s not a total wreck, but it’s still a project—think late nights, welding lessons, and quality time with your toolbox. Selling because life’s too busy, and I can’t give it the love it needs. This is your shot at a classic 4x4 restoration or a one-of-a-kind off-roader. Picture the stares at car shows or trails—once you get it running, of course. Tons of pics available to show what you’re diving into. Restored these go for way more. Serious buyers only—let’s talk! Located in the St. Louis area. Clean title in hand. 1946-1963 Station Wagon General Specs Willys Wagon Field Guide Technical Specifications Length: (overall) 176 1/4” (447,6 m.) Width: Utility Wagon: 71 3/4“ Tire Size: 7.00-15 Electrical: 12 Volt Transmission: T-90 (4x4) Transfer Case: 2 Speed Dana 18 (4x4 Models) Rear Axle: (4x4): Dana 44 Front Axle: (1961-'71 5x4): Dana 25/27 Wheelbase: 104 1/2” (265,4 cm.) Engine: The "Super Hurricane" 226 L-Head engine has a cast iron block and cylinder head with 4 main bearings and solid lifters. The exhaust and intake valves are in the block, not in the cylinder head. The Willys Pickup and Willys Wagon used the 226 from '54 until '63. Super Hurricane L-Head 226 I6 Bore x Stroke 3.94" x 4.375" Displacement 226.2 Cubic Inches Compression Ratio 6.861:1 Horsepower (gross) 105@3600rpm Torque (gross) 190@1400 Main Bearings 4 Valve Configuration L-head Fuel 1-bbl Carter Can help load onto your trailer and will potentially deliver within a 4 hours radius of St. Louis. Also open to full or partial trades. Show me what you got. ***This is a JWFS Full Service listing. We are working very close with the owner to facilitate the marketing and sale of this vehicle. As part of the sale we are also providing secure funds transfer via escrow as well as title transfer. Shipping can also be facilitated – should the need for that arise. You can contact us by sending a message below or by calling/texting 503-862-8541.

St. Louis, MO

8 weeks ago

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