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This has a murdered CJ-2A body sitting stop a DJ-3A chassis.
“1963 WILLYS DJ3 ROLLER NO DRIVE TRAIN, NO GRILL NO WINDSHIELD NO TAIL GATE. A DJ3 IS LIKE A 2WD CJ2. CLEAN ARIZONA TITLE”
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/1963-willys-dj3-willy/6416960805.html
Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t possibly see how there is $1200 here?
Me neither. The value appears to be in the chassis and there’s not much value in a DJ-3A chassis except for a few DJ folks. The brake backing plates and drums certainly have value, as they aren’t easy to find, but not $1200 worth.