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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
If you can clean it up, this might be a good top.
“Older Jeep top in good condition. No cuts or tears in canvas and plastic windows are clear and soft. The canvas could be cleaned and/or even dyed for better appearance. Looks like it might fit a CJ2, CJ3, CJ3B, or possibly and M38, but not really certain which model it might fit. Fasteners are a little aged but still work. Very serviceable.”
It is still the product for sale?.
It is still the product for sale,are you willing to ship it in Italy.
I haven’t seen it relisted recently on Craigslist. I suspect it sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave
Hi, would be sold the awning?
Roberto,
It is sold.
– Dave
Do you can find out how many dólares cost to send it to Spain?.
I get a translation by computer, forgives the mistakes.
If this top were still available, I think it would cost around $50-$75 to mail to Spain. That would be my guess. Don’t worry about the translation mistakes 🙂
I’d like that you concretases more about the dollars that it would cost to send it to Spain, you will have to pick it up, measure and weigh it so they can tell you the price per volume and weight. Best regards.
Hi Roberto,
I’m sorry, you are a little confused. The top was sold by its owner. I’m not the owner, I run the eWillys website. I was just trying to estimate what the top might ship for.
Thanks,
– Dave