UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/16/2016) Must have a Tux Park package.
All stock and original inside and out. The exterior has a fresh coat of paint. Its the original indian ceramic color – looks orange or pink depending on the sunlight.
The drivetrain is all original. 134ci F-head.
Everything works from the 4 wheel drive up to the windshield wipers.
If you are looking for a Jeep that hasn’t been abused then this is it.
Its a real time capsule. Still has original spare.
The Koenig 1/2 hardtop is also vintage and according to the second owner who bought it in the mid 60’s has been on it since new.
Only rust is in the passenger floor board about the size of a half dollar.
Runs and drives great.
Must see to appreciate.”
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/5851610150.html
Looks like a Tux Park?
Between 1961 & 1963 there were three different Tuxedo Park packages, but no actual Tuxedo Park CJ-5A. It wasn’t until 1964 that the Tux Park model was introduced. A serial number would be a help with this one.
“Title Status – Missing”. Buyer beware.
The way the doors hinge on that Koenig top is different then the piano hinges I have.
Bill,
It looks like the hinge above is similar to this diagram: http://www.cj3b.info/Photos/Hardtops/Koenig/JiffyCab2.jpg
Maybe those hinges were used with the Jiffy Cab?
– Dave
The other difference between that top and mine is mine the back panel comes all the way to the rear floor, this one is a panel about as high as a tailgate the then the rear panel comes down to that. The whole rig looks a better design to take off and on. I might alter mine to this design.
Mine has crank roll up door windows