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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Especially given the Kelly top, this might be a good price.
“I have a cj 6 for sale excellent condition drives and goes great !all licensed and on the road ready to go 3500 obo.”
I always liked the Kelly tops with those pointed, angled corners, really a first attempt to make Jeep tops stylish. Kelly also was the first Jeep top I remember with the 1/4 rear window on each side of the tailgate window. an effort for more viability always lacking in Jeep tops.
Weird upper door hinge. What does it pivot on? Is that correct for that top?
Bob, you’re right, they do look out of place, maybe home made. For some strange reason, these hinges always get lost when the top is removed. Had this happen to me and other Jeep owners I know.
I think the hinges look strange because they are painted black. Normally they are the same color as the top. Here’s an example: http://www.cj3b.info/Photos/Hardtops/Meyer/CJ6MeyerTop.JPG
Interested buyer