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UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000.
Must have an updated motor since one of two heads is cracked.
“52 Willys has a Marine Corps vin. Put new head gaskets, freeze plugs and valve cover gasket. Passenger side head is cracked. I just don’t have the time to fix it right now and need the money and it gone.”
http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/5154676717.html
The tub looks to be an early reproduction, it’s missing the cowl battery box and the fuel filler on the left side.
In the second picture with it sitting outside and the toolbox next to it I’m guessing the current owner has no garage or outbuilding to store it in.
oops .. missed the lack of battery box lid.
Parma Idaho,not Wisconsin.
Thanks Don. I’ve even visited Parma multiple times. What my fingers were thinking is anyone’s guess.