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UPDATE: Brett learned more about this jeep. Check in the comments for more info.
Brett forwarded this CJ-3A. It looks solid, though it will need a few updates to be road legal.
“This is a 1951 Willis Jeep Antique. Has roll bar and canvas top. Good running condition with good tires.”
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I contacted this guy and he sent me some more pictures. Here is some more info about it. It has a Ford straight 6 170 ci engine. Original t-case and tranny. The reason the lights are gone is to make room for the radiator that is too wide. With some finesse, you might get headlights back in. The passenger and tool box floor has some holes. Original seat frames. The rear of the tub looks pretty good. No e-brake. Warn hubs. He said that it runs good and strong.
Thanks Brett!