willys m38a1 jeep 1952 army military 4x4 korean war? Very complete and original

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Willy's 1952 m38a1 military jeep in pretty good original shape in my opinion. Someone did a horrible patch on the passenger floor but the original floor is under the metal piece and isn't horrible. Pretty much everything seems to b present. I have the spare and it's in decent shape w military tire on it that holds air. It's been sitting for years w me and I've never had to air up the tires. The undercarriage is good. They must have sprayed these military jeeps w something to inhibit rust because all in all it is really good. The guy I bought it from had it running but it's been sitting three to four years so I'm sure I could get it to run if I tried fairly easily but let's just agree that it is as is not running presently so there r no problems. It is a project kind of but it could also b a runner fairly easily and keep the patina look. Maybe just fix seat covers clean and tune and roll. That's what I was going to do but too many projects and I want to plant an orchard and other jeeps I have w pto. I hate to c it go but it's too cool to sit there. Clean title and I'm 99 percent positive I have a nice 52 Oregon collectors plate that could go on it if an Oregon resident buys it. Anyways, I'm a busy guy and I apologize if I don't answer questions immediately but I'm trying to b better about that. If u win I think I can just give u my cell if that's easier but I'm easy to deal w and willing to help if I can. I think that it has been in one fender bender that was minor but I can tell the front bumper needs to b loosened and adjusted a little but I don't think it's really bent but u b the judge. I think that's why the passenger side window cracked and the fender tips r primed and the passenger floor board has the metal panel on it. It really is a nice summer toy that won't break the bank and is cool as can b. I'm not sure on the mileage. It says 7490 on odometer but I can't guarantee that is correct. Thx