1950 Willys M38

Maxmotive is excited to offer this 1950’s Willys Jeep M-38. This Willys was issued for the Korean war, but never saw service. The Willys Jeep was powered by a L-Head 134 4 cylinder engine paired to a 3 speed manual transmission. The transfer case is a Dana 18 transfer case. There are also some other build factors distinguishing a Willys Jeep commissioned for Korea, versus a standard Jeep. The Willys commissioned for Korea did not have side steps for better ground clearance. They also ran a waterproof 24 Volt system, consisting of two standard 12 volt batteries, along with a heater under the passenger seat. The Willys Jeeps issued for Korea also had protruding front headlights with guard wires. This Willys owner is also including some cool war era memorabilia to go with the Willys. This includes a replica 30 caliber machine gun, military helmet, tool kit, bucket, and telephone. The machine gun mount is authentic, and there is a vintage M-1 carbine included. Soft top as shown…. The Willys does have a hole under the passenger seat. The horn and fuel gauge are not functional. The emergency brake is not functional, but the owner is including most of the physical hard parts to assist when the new owner decides to fix the emergency brake. Incredible opportunity to own a real, steel piece of American history. For more pictures and info, please check our website at www.maxmotive.comM-38 Korean war issued JeepNo side steps for better ground clearanceTool kit below passenger seatWilly’s L-Head 134 4 cylinder engine3 speed manual transmissionDana 18 transfer caseWaterproof 24 Volt system using two standard 12 volt batteriesProtruding front headlights with guard wiresSoft top includedAuthentic machine gun mount, with replica 30 caliber machine gun includedVintage M-1 Carbine rifle included Extra military memorabilia included such as helmet, tool kit, military bucket, telephoneCurrent owner has owned about 14 yearsRepair manuals and service manuals includedHorn is not hooked upEmergency brake is not functional, about 75 percent of the parts to repair are includedThere is a hole under the passenger seat as shown in the pictures Fuel gauge is non operational