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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
I believe this is a Sears Half-Cab. Thanks to Carl for spotting this one.
“This was off of a CJ3b will also fit a Cj3a and a Cj2a with the proper windshield Unknown Maker Metal construction not aluminum Top corners of rear cut out for roll bar has a gun rack mount as well
Blasted and pained windows good the slide up and down, Not the roll up kind”
Hello
Would you possibly still have this top and doors? Or possibly know someone who might have one?
Looking for a half cab for our 49 2A. Thank you.
Hi William,
It looks like these doors have sold. I’ve updated the post.
Doors definitely pop up on occasion. The sears model was a popular one, so there’s a good chance a set will appear eventually. It might take a few months, especially with winter on the way.
– Dave