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This seems worth a look.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/yolo-1952-willys-jeep/7329673955.html
“1952 willys jeep,everything is there,stored the last 20 years”
You Only Live Once! So “YOLO” (albeit California) must a sign for someone to get this. Need more pics but could be a good deal!?
How come most of the good deals are on the West coast?
Larry,
I keep trying to find deals east of the Mississippi, but it’s getting very difficult to find jeeps for sale there (as you are aware). I feel like more of them are hitting Facebook groups (rather than Facebook marketplace). And, with the explosion of vintage-jeep-related FB groups, it’s hard to keep up with all those groups!
– Dave
Thanks for the reply Dave, I was kidding you, but appreciate your comments. I agree that a lot of the old Willy’s are sold locally and by word of mouth. I’ll keep my eyes open for any around here. I have a 46 2A, and a 49 3A. Wife thinks that’s enough. 🥴