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This looks in good shape. Is that a heater blower on the dash? I don’t recognize it. The green windshield piece on the interior must be a defroster?
https://prescott.craigslist.org/cto/d/prescott-1946-willys-jeep/7459071200.html
“1946 CJ2A Willys Jeep. Buick V6, runs good. Lots of work done and recent parts. Very nice best top and doors.”
Quite an elaborate windshield wiper set up, but might possibly lose a finger in the linkage. It looks like the front shocks are attached to the fenders.
I think the thing on the dash is a retractable light, they were used under the hood on some vehicles, but can’t remember which ones. I saved a few from junk vehicles.
Looks like a retractable light from 90’s gm pickup.
I like that windshield wiper conversion. Generally pieced together with CJ7 and YJ Wrangler parts.
But I’m not sure on there choice of fuse box location, between the front seats. At the least i’d want a cover on it, because I’m sure I’d short it out somehow!