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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
“Top doors and lift gate 1960’s but I have it on a 1981 you just need the windshield frame from the early style jeep,which I also have for another $100”
This was made by Kelly Mfg. and was the answer to an updated metal top made by Meyer. It featured increased visibility with bigger window glass area, and came in two versions. The Bonanza II (pictured) had the wood trim inserts with the rear quarter windows on each side. This top appeared on the market in the mid 1960’s, (66-67) after Meyer had captured the market with their redesigned metal tops that had the “Jeep Approved Equipment” backing. As a result, Jeep dealers “pushed” Meyer tops and Kelly lost sales. The Bonanza Top was Kelly’s answer to the competition. It also was one of the first after market auto equipment manufacturers to “Brand Name” their product. Of course, there was an obvious but un -authorized tie in with the TV of the same name.
Good info. Thanks!
I take it this top is gone? If anyone has one I’d be interested.
Thanks!
I have a fully restored Bonanza 2 top with doors and rear hatch for sale. You can reach me at philliptibbetts@Gmail
Hi,
What do you value this top, with side doors and rear window?
I have an opportunity to buy one right now that looks to be in great shape.
Thank you!
Mine is fully restored and have been told value is between $2000-$2500. On the other hand it is worth what some one is willing to pay.
The tops that I’ve seen over $1000 don’t sell very quickly. Most tops I’ve seen are listed at $500, though a few of the nicer ones are $500 – $700. But, you can always start high and drop.
Thank you for your input!
This set is nearly perfect.