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Colin was searching the web and accidentally ran across this jeep.
He writes, “While browsing the web . . . I found this photo, which is obviously misnamed. The caption says it is a 1948 VJ2 Jeepster(NOT!), but it is what I think is a factory photo of a prototype DJ3A with the low windshield, convertible top and a 48-49 Jeepster T-Bar on the grille.”
Note both the T-Bar grille and the way the top connects the windshield. Anyone seen other pics of this?
I think I saw this on craigslist in Arizona couple of months ago. It had the grill and shortened windshield.
I wanted to bump this up for the Convertible thread…. this is one of the mystery tops…possibly a one off or prototype for the convertible model.
Bill,
I”m hoping to do a summary post based on Charles and your comments from the DJ3A forum. Lots of good info!