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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750.
Looks solid, but needs some cosmetic work. Seller could be correct not he cab model.
“Half top for a willys cj5 or cj6 believed to be a koenig 355 with doors and full roll up windows. Very good shape and you can winterize your cj, all glass is good latches and hinges are in good shape, paint to your specifications and change the look of your machine , very good shape no rust other than on surface in the primer it was painted with”
Nice. That three window style solves the issue I have. I can’t see in that tin box. I finally put west coast mirrors on
still available? sorry to bother you but never sure
Jeffrey,
No bother at all. It looks like this one sold (though I doubt for the asking price). I’ve updated the post.
– Dave