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I imagine these are hard to find?
” I have two sets of top bows for a 1949-51 Willys Jeepster. These are both complete but they need the shaped wood pieces repaired or replaced (believe they are available aftermarket). Both are in good shape otherwise. Asking $50 per set but would sell both sets for $75. Please call 651-484-8021 for additional information.”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/pts/3470299089.html
Yes, these are desirable. There are more Jeepsters without the top bows than with. Even though the wood trim that you tack the cloth to is missing or rotten, that is a good price. I would buy both if it were local. That tan color is the original paint.
**Steve E.**
We should ask jeppster jim.