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Steve spotted this Perkin’s diesel CJ-5 with a PTO, ventilating windshield, and a Meyer half cab.
https://reading.craigslist.org/cto/d/conshohocken-1966-willys-jeep-cj5/6946132709.html
This is just across the NY, PA state line from where my sister lives. Although unique, price in way out in the stratosphere considering the body condition. I suspect it will be for sale for the foreseeable future.
PERKIN JEEPS ARE SO RARE THAT YOU WOULD BUY THIS AND BUY ANOTHER GOOD CONDITION CJ-5 AND TRANSFER ALL THE RARE PERKINS ITEMS INTO IT , INCLUDING THE RARE SERIAL NUMBER PLATE 8310
I may not be an expert on Meyer tops, but that looks like a full top cut into a half cab.
Gayland, that is a curiously odd example of a Meyer halftop. They were normally rounded in the back at top. And, it does look like welds/joints in two places on the top. https://www.cj3b.info/Hardtops/Meyer.html