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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300
Glenn spotted this top for sale, most likely sold by Sears and made by Meyers. Hopefully, someone can use it.
“Nice aluminum top with doors, door mounting pieces and windshield header. It’s in nice shape, not beat up. This will fit a Willys CJ2A, CJ3A, WWII Willys MB or Ford GPW. Hard to find in this shape. Looks to be a Sears tops based on photos I could find.”
I’ve always wondered what is the purpose of those angled metal pieces at the rear of each side window? I could never figure that out.
If you can grab them maybe they’re grips to help you lift the top and put it in place.
They lock the rear door in place.
What ?????
back panel has hinges so you can raise it.
Is this still available?
I am interested in this jeep too. Is it still available?
Hi Ken,
It looks like a sale is pending on the top. You can contact the seller about The Jeep via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/594227588398399/
– Dave