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I can’t figure out what that top fits so poorly.
“1952 CJ3A
Rebuilt 225 Buick odd fire with .030 bored over
T90 transmission
Model 18 transfer case
11″ brakes
Over drive
Heated seats
Motor rebuilt in 2014
Electronic ignition
All receipts kept for documentation
Asking 10K for packaged deal, jeep & trailer OBO, no separation must be sold as package”
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/6023982829.html
It looks like a CJ-5 top that was retrofitted… ( maybe???)
Yup, pre 76 cj5 to me.
LOOKS LIKE M38A-1 ARTIC CAB , THEY BREAK DOWN INTO SMALLER PANELS , ALUMINUM WITH ALOT OF NICE REENFORCEMETS
I agree with Terry, looks like the metro top on my M38A1. Photo proves that a M-38 and M38A1 are not directly interchangeable.
It looks like maybe the top of the top is factory, the sides look maybe vinyl?
Terry, now that I am awake and looked at it again I agree with you also. Bob, It does look like they replaced the glass with vinyl windows. The doors look funny- I would like to see it in person to see what was done….