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Both these jeeps have an unusual hardtop. At least one of these is a 2A.
“forsale a pair of willies army Jeeps projects, one has a pretty nice body no engine, the other is pretty rough has engine, both fixable, title for the one with the good body, bill of sale for the other one. $2000.00 are best offer”
http://semo.craigslist.org/cto/5328087903.html
Until closer inspection, I thought this was one jeep, but I see they are different. Those hard tops are identical, kinda interesting.
Yeah that are. Are they suicide doors? Looks like there might be hinges at the back of the doors, but I can’t tell for sure. There seems to be no door handle??
The door handle is somewhat visible by the lower, forward corner of the window in the first photo.