UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

This looks solid for the price.

“1952 willys jeep truck runs great, everthing works crome is in very good shape there is two rust holes about the size of a quarter. the rest of the body is in good shape. all origenal. 4cyld motor.”

**SOLD**

“For Sale:1958 Willys Jeep pickup 4×4, 226 ci super hurricane flathead 6 cyl engine,manual trans. Body is pretty good shape other than the rust in the floorboards(not a bad repair),little rust elsewhere in the truck. Rear window is cracked,otherwise glass is good.The engine should run with a good 6 volt battery, almost had it fired when the battery in it gave out comepletely. Good resto project or good to customize. Asking 1000.00 O.B.O”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.

“complete truck,the hood is in the bed.engine is seized.needs restored . Not title ,probably wouldnt be too hard to chase one down though looking for offers. NO offers of less than $500 cash or value will even be thought of. thanks.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900

It sounds like the seller wants this to go to a good home.

“Running all original truck. Current registration. Clear title. 4X4, 4 cylinder, lumber rack that slides into the stake pockets, painless wiring harness professionally installed (still 6 volt).

I shopped for a long time to find a truck as straight as this one. I was not looking to restore to original, I just wanted a straight body. When I finally found the body I wanted, it came with a complete running truck. I started gathering parts (engine, tranny, axles, etc.) to modernize it but felt guilty about messing with a complete truck. I recently found another one and this time it was already sitting on a different frame, new motor etc. So now I can sell this truck and I hope to someone with intentions of restoration. It is in good shape so not much is needed but I will list what I think it needs:
Paint job (I have been sanding when I have time)
tires have good tread and hold air but they are looking old
rear window was cracked so I removed it in anticipation of replacing it
some tie rod ends need replacing (vibrations when you get to 40 mph or so)
If you plan on driving on the highway an overdrive will be needed
It has an am radio but it doesn’t work (I started removing it so you will see it is loose in the picture)
It has a heater that looks like it came from something else but looks as old as the truck. It was not hooked up so I took it out and went through it. The fan works but I found a small leak in the heater core that should be easy to solder.
It has an old spot light.”