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It has some f-stamped parts and a 2A body.
“3 x original WW2 combat rims
Original Air cleaner, WW2
Excellent original WW2 windshield
Excellent Original WW2 grill
Solid original CJ-2A body with only some slight modifications to adapt to the WW2 frame and body parts.
WW2 Speedo
Excellent original WW2 steering wheel
Ford pintle hook. F-script cast into it.
Ford head, civvy block
Asking $2500 or best offer.”
http://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/5299342715.html
seems unusual that they kept the original fuel well/sump and filled in the outside fuel filler, seems like a lot of work. I think most would just run the CJ fuel tank, unless they were going for a WW11 clone.