Seller lists this as a VEC, but without tool indents or a column shift, I wonder if that is the case. Looks like it could make a good restoration though.
“1946 JEEP CJ-2A, (VEC). Numbers matching with a clear Calif. title. This is a barn find it had been sitting for years. It starts and runs good, I drove it last week. It has very good oil pressure although it burns some oil. It has a new water pump & rad. hoses, new fuel pump, 6V battery, new brake wheel cyl and rebuilt master cyl, new steering bell crank shaft and brgs. The lights work. This Jeep was originally (as you see it) green in color with 15 inch cream wheels with blue pin stripes. The tub is very solid very little rust, there was a truck cab and a rear cover protecting the floors. It has a PTO winch. I can deliver within 300 miles for a fee.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5538184144.html
No full floating axle either.
But still look very solid. Good candidate for restoration.
Or keep like it is. The patina might look very good after a good soak up.
It’s got an early head on the motor. Looks like a vec with evidence of the column shift floor plate and in one pic you can barely see the caged nut for firewall horn. Not an early vec but later