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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(12/21/2018) Doesn’t run.
“1952 Jeep Willys, M38 (military vehicle) with clear Texas title. Only 2,300 produced. Currently not running and will need to be towed. $2000 obo, throw out an offer. I apologize for people who contacted me the first time I posted, I flew out to New Mexico for a family emergency and put the sale of this on hold.”
Not sure where they got the production number, that number matches ford of Canada production. U.S. production was around 45,00 (give or take)
That’s a good point. I managed to skip over that detail.
– Dave
Pictures aren’t good, but it looks like a decent price, I imagine there’s room for negotiation.