1961 Jeep CJ5

M38A1 U/K

2.2L 2197CC 134Cu. In. l4 GAS F-HEAD Naturally Asp

Manual

57548136260

Clear

GAS

I have an X-military 1961 Willys Jeep M38A1 up for auction. 10% of the final selling price of this Jeep will be donated to the local Disabled American Veterans Association here in southside Virginia. It will be donated in the winning bidders name with a copy of the check/reciept mailed to the winning bidder if the winning bidder wishes, if not, it will be donated in my name. The Jeep has the original 4-cylinder engine with a recent tune-up. It was parked and restoration started about 8 months ago and that was the last time the Jeep ran and drove. It has a new Rough Country 4" suspension lift installed with new shackles also. The brakes have been redone with all new brake lines, rubber hoses, wheel cylinders and brake shoes. It has good brakes now. The custom aluminum wheels were installed then also. 75% of the floor-pan has been replaced already and the remainder is included with the Jeep. A new set of guages, battery disconnect, hose and wire covers are also included in the sale of the Jeep. I acquired the Jeep from a divorce settlement and do not have the seats or rollbar for the Jeep. The previous owner stated he could not go back to get the rest of the parts. What you see is what you get. Nothing is hidden with this Jeep, no rhino liner, nothing covered up. The passengers side rocker has already had a patch panel welded in, but the bodywork has not been finished. The Jeep is pretty solid for a 1961. The frame is perfect with no rust thru at all, only surface rust. The reserve on this Jeep is low and priced to sell. The lift kit and wheels would cost you the reserve if you bought only them. The wiring needs some work as some wires have been cut. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.On Sep-30-13 at 13:10:22 PDT, seller added the following information: I have a brand new body mount kit that goes with the Jeep that is not pictured. A box of parts and bags of nuts and bolts are included also. I have a clear title in hand, signed and ready for the winning bidder.