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UPDATE **SOLD** Was $125.
Bill spotted this wood hardtop. The side windows flip down. Looks well-built.
“CUSTOM MADE WOOD (W/ CANVAS) WILLY’S JEEP TOP/COVER NEEDS SOME REPAIR FOR RETROFITTING YOUR VINTAGE JEEP! ATTENTION SURFERS ! AND DEER HUNTERS !!!”
OK, OK oookay, ouch, my brain hurts. What is up with those doors? Which one is the left dr and which is the right Dr? That can’t be the photo angles distorting my logically inclined limited gray mattered brain. Dave done did it to me again. Whew, hurts my eyes and brain. But I do like it!
I wish I could get this to Maryland to adapt to my Willys MB for the Alaska or Rust trip. Its beautiful, just would have to cut down the back door. – Merlin
Barry: I hadn’t noticed that about the doors. I don’t know the answer to that.
Merlin: I agree. I like it, too.
posting is deleted. good thing as I was going to look at it tomorrow.
I wish somebody would come up with some plans to build one of these. Maybe I’ll get to work on that eventually.