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UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/25/2019) Looks good for the price.
https://roseburg.craigslist.org/for/d/myrtle-creek-jeep-willys-m38-in-good/7016332892.html
“For sale 1952 Willy’s Jeep,4 cylinder, 8,000 lbs winch with cable, tilt wheel, power steering, upgraded to 11” drum brakes, 31” mud Pro Comp tires, Pro Comp steering stabilizer, bikini top, all stock running gear,”
That’s the ugliest m38 I’ve ever seen for the price. If you take the junk yard sissy seats and steering column out it might have a chance at being something other than a Bubba creation. We’re not a vehicle designer so give it up.
As a complete using Jeep; I like it (minus the hood scoop). At that price, with power steering, 11″ brakes, locking hubs, decent paint, rear seat, shoulder harness seat belts all the way around, full gauges, center console and cup holders it would make someone a fun little Jeep.
And here is the best part about this Jeep; that winch looks to be a Warn M8274 which retails for about $2500.00. Doing the math: (used Warn 8274) puts the price of the rest the Jeep about $2000.