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Runs and drives. Looks like it might have had bow holders that were removed, but can’t tell for sure.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2431754423759644/
“This is an unrestored all orginal 1946 cj2a. It was found under the bed of a Chevy truck a few years back. It does run and drive but a few things would need to be updated if you want to use it for more than parades or a car show. I’ve been on the fence about parting with it just because I won’t ever find one like this again.”
I think this is the first time l can remember being able to see the chassis ID plate on the right front frame below the bumper gusset. Looks very stock but price seems a bit high.