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UPDATE **SOLD** Was $2800.
This was likely a Safari Kar based on the rims, steering wheel, and tail lights.
“1976 Jeep with straight 6 and 3 speed automatic transmission. This is a 2wd DJ5 Jeep with 31 inch BF Goodrich tires. Great fun if you have some land or live near the open desert. We use this Jeep to get around on our property and take into the wash. Runs and drives but the transmission does slip going into second gear but will drive around town fine. Make offer or will consider trades”
That 2″ wide cpa at the top of the tub edge is usually the clue that this is a Safari Kar. That and the “AR” on the backside of the tub. That looks to be the same font the the Safari Kar maker used.