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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
This might have a DJ-3A Convertible body on a CJ chassis. While the dash is missing the large speedo, a gauge plate has been installed over that area of the dash. There’s no fuel inlet on the side, but Steve spotted the one in the rear (I missed it). It’s got the correct style of VIN tag to be a DJ-3A.
“Jeep tub has motor tranny axles wheels as in pic
have to be honest not sure if cj1-cj3 which?”
The hole for the fuel inlet in the back is visible, no neck in it, but the poor thing sure has been “abused” from front to rear and powertrain too. Not much DJ still there.
Thanks Steve. I will have to look again.