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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
I thought this might be a Porter & Reed, but as Bill points out it isn’t aluminum. Now I think it could be a Koenig Jiffy Cab (which came in aluminum or steel).
Looks like a good price. Is it a Porter & Reed?
“THIS IS A VERY NICE ALL STEEL CAB FOR A 1941 TO 1953 WILLYS JEEP CJ-2.”
Example of a Jiffy Cab:
Not Aluminium. I don’t know of Porter and Reed building steel tops. I’ll get back to you sometime about Porter and Reed half tops – I need information
Good point. I missed the aluminum vs. steel issue.
Bill,
How about a Koenig Jiffy Cab? I’ve posted a brochure for comparison.
I think you got it Dave. The radius on the top edges and the nice mitered corners in the rear look like a winner…