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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3400.
(03/03/2019) It’s been modified into 4WD. It has the rare 0-8 KS speedometer.
“1957DJ body&seats, WW2orCJ2a flathead4 engine,windshield,chassis 4WD works xlt ,starts,runs,steers,stops, HDradiator,12volt syst, upgraded starter,Delco altntr, alum tank, towbar, great tires, lights not hooked up, NO RUST or body dents, seats ratty. Drove it today, idles rough but drives good, cheapest driving on CL, $3400 or reasonable offer.”
Judging from the unusual non DJ3A windshield and the straight line down the front quarter panel, I would say this originally had the delivery hardtop body on it, done before Willys did the lower door cutout on those models, while still using the DJ3A door opening.