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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
At first I thought someone hacked the entrance areas on the passenger and driver’s side. But, after looking more closely, it looks like it was done by design.
“1950 flat fender Willys Jeep all original plus lots of extras with it too. $1800 obo
Title in hand. SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY PLEASE”
I think this is a Dispatcher body,( DJ3A ) mounted on a 4 wheel drive frame. The stock sliding door fiberglass roof panel top removed and replaced with a Kelly Metal top from a CJ5. (Note the overhang)
That was my thought too when I first saw it. Too bad we can’t see the dash in the pictures as that would ID it for sure. That sure looks like a DJ hardtop windshield. The door cutouts are similar, but seem to have extra metal. Doesn’t really have to be just a DJ tub on the 4WD frame as the 4WD parts are basically a bolt on to a DJ.
I have a feeling if the rear view pic was larger you could see a right rear fuel filler for the rear mounted tank .The lack of a drawbar on a 4WD jeep points to it having the rear tank, also a DJ feature..
That was my feeling also.
I suspect it is a DJ3A tub with the delivery body and the door cutouts. The top is obviously not the original top, but the windshield and frame are DJ3A delivery style. No opening on the sides of the body for fuel cap, so the only place left is the right rear corner. Give us all credit for being pretty much on the same page here!!