UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was on eBay.

What is that on the passenger side, an emergency brake?  For $3400 this looks like a good price.

” Military flat fender style jeep.  4X4 with a solid, good condition drivetrain.  134 c.i.d. L-Head 4 cyl. engine that runs strong.  The speedo reads 01851, but I don’t have any idea if it is original miles and turned over once or not.  Powerful PTO winch that works great.  Tow bar attached to the front bumper.  New floor panels.  Soft top and soft doors included, but it is not a full enclosure.  Body is in great shape-no rust.  Spare tire carrier has been moved to tailgate and the tailgate is tack welded closed.  Everything is original except the front bumper (has a grader blade welded to the original bumper) and the tail lights are replacements.  Tires are sun rotted and not highway safe.  Clear title.  I can deliver the jeep within 100 miles, but no further.  Cash or cashier’s check for full amount at the time of pick-up and title transfer.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $15,000.

This looks really nice.

“What started as a barely-running, rusted-out pile of bolts is now a beautifully restored piece of American history
Restored to near perfect original condition.
I have put 4 years and countless hours into this classic vehicle. Every system and part of the vehicle was inspected and repaired, with NOS (New-Old Stock) parts if available and aftermarket originals if not.

Restoration Includes:
* Complete Frame-Off restoration, sandblasted frame and undercarriage painted with industrial grade Gloss Black DuPont Imron
* Rebuilt brake cylinders and master cylinder
* New cloth-covered wiring harness matches original spec
* Replaced rusted through tub floor with Willy’s OEM tub floor
* New windshield glass and rubber seals
* New gauges, Dimmer switch, Coil, Voltage Regulator, Solenoid, Plugs, Plug wires, Temperature sending unit, brake lights (basically the entire electrical system has been replaced)
* Installed a turn signal switch and flasher, upgraded the marker lights to function as turn indicators
* replaced horsehair fan cowl with new felt
* Engine was rebuilt by reputable machine shop, bearings, rings, valves, etc.
* Seats re-upholstered with durable canvas and High-density foam, waterproofed.
* New steering wheel, horn button
* Finished with a coating of industrial grade DuPont Imron semi-gloss paint
* Hand stitched Shift boots”

UPDATE: Was $9000.  **Status Unknown**

(08/19/2009) This looks very stock and in good shape.

“Up for sale is a 1950 Willys jeep that is stock and in good condition. This vehicle is all legal, runs/drives well and has low mileage for it’s age.”

UPDATE:  This was first listed in 2009.  It was originally listed for $13,000 or make offer.  Now it is just ‘make offer’.  The first listing only had one pic.  The new listing has more pics and makes it appear that the jeep has been well taken care of (with the exception of those yellow lights on the grille — oh the inhumanity!). 

“1952 Willys Jeep restored and running. At the moment it needs a master cylinder to be replaced. Not being used anymore due to death in the family. I have a plow for it also. Make an offer. 763-755-4384”

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/2912924436.html