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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This is listed as a 1949 CJ-2A, but this appears to be a DJ-3A (note the dash and the front bumper for starters). The VIN number is particularly strange, as it looks like it has two different type of numbers. Note how the 2nd set of numbers is very light and of a different font than the first set of numbers. Something seems amiss to me.
View all the info and many pics on eBay
Here’s a pic of the VIN Plate.
And a couple other pics
It’s a DJ body mounted on a CJ frame.
No toolbox under passenger seat.
Dash configuration is DJ, hole on the right of the speedometer is where the emergency brake handle should be.
Gas tank in the rear was DJ thing.