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This has an odd dash setup. I **think** someone has taken a replacement tub and added a custom taller cowl over the original cowl to turn it into a 3Bish tub.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/267198371291314/
“1960 Willys CJ3B T90 Trans V6 Runs good My father owned this for about 30 years. Used for hunting and around town. This was towed up to Maine every year”
That’s an M38 tub they converted to a 3B, most likely to fit the V6 (mentioned but not pictured) without having to cut a hood, just used a 3B Hood & grill so it would all work right.
I hate to see that done to a M38 but the guy had a good idea. Defrosters and all the comforts.