willys Sedan at Navajo Trading Post

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   Good Morning,

A
few weeks ago my wife and I visited Two Grey Hills trading post on
the Navajo reservation north of Gallup, NM.  We went to see the
source of the high quality Two Grey Hills rugs and weavings. 
When we travel I often wear my Willys ball cap which will
occasionally ellict questions about Willys.  And that is what
happened at the trading post.  Les Wilson, co-owner of the
trading post with his wife Irma Henderson, noticed the cap.  In
our conversation about Willys he mentioned that he has a 1952 sedan
for sale for $2,500.  The engine is shot and the body has some
rust.  I told him I would mention this on the CJ2A Forum.

If
you are interested in the Willys sedan or Navajo rugs/weavings, or
just interested in seeing an historic trading post (established 1897)
check out this website: twogreyhills.com.  Another historic
trading post, also specializing in Two Grey Hills design Navajo
rugs/weavings, nearby is Toadlena Trading Post.  Both are well
worth the drive from Gallup, NM or Cortez/Durango, CO.

Rodney

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	Good Morning, A few weeks ago my wife and I visited Two Grey Hills trading post on the Navajo reservation north of Gallup, NM. We went to see the source of the high quality Two Grey Hills rugs and weavings. When we travel I often wear my Willys ball cap which will occasionally ellict questions about Willys. And that is what happened at the trading post. Les Wilson, co-owner of the trading post with his wife Irma Henderson, noticed the cap. In our conversation about Willys he mentioned that he has a 1952 sedan for sale for $2,500. The engine is shot and the body has some rust. I told him I would mention this on the CJ2A Forum. If you are interested in the Willys sedan or Navajo rugs/weavings, or just interested in seeing an historic trading post (established 1897) check out this website: twogreyhills.com. Another historic trading post, also specializing in Two Grey Hills design Navajo rugs/weavings, nearby is Toadlena Trading Post. Both are well worth the drive from Gallup, NM or Cortez/Durango, CO. Rodney
	Rodney Frey 48 CJ2A