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Lacks an engine.
https://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/d/maitland-1944-willys-mb-jeep/6794038226.html
“I have my 1944 Flatfender willys jeep up for sale. No motor but i have the original transmission for it. body is in good shape. The restoration was started on it but never completed. I don’t have the title but i do have a clean vin plate and can put you in touch with the woman who has gotten titles for me for other cars before. Not interested in any trades.”
Someone has done significant sheet metal work, and it looks good from these pics. Interesting that it appears to have 2 driver’s seat. Definitely worth a look for someone in that area.
It’s always unsettling when the seller doesn’t have a title but implies that it’s simple to get one. If it’s easy, why not get it before selling and ask full price? Title issues can be a real nightmare, and made worse by the vehicle changing hands multiple times without the title being transferred properly. Been there—done that—no fun.