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UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $2400.
(08/16/2017) Engine needs some work. Appears to have a Koenig top.
“This jeep has a full Koenig cab. The engine needs an overhaul including valve and ring jobs. The clutch has less than 50 miles on it.
The total miles on the Jeep is about 44,000.”
Limited pictures but looks pretty good from what I can tell. I like the original look. However, I wonder if those wire frame glasses have bifocals too? I take that it is an aftermarket windshield heater?
As far as I know the heater was not made for the jeep, so I’d guess aftermarket.
I looked at the Jeep earlier this week. Yes, it’s a Koenig top. The cab has a sheet metal skin over the top. Couldn’t see exactly why, but assume some sort of damage. The original liner is still on part of the inside, a bit warped though. It has a Buick heater. The engine will need a complete overhaul. There is water in the oil. The wheels look ok. Owner was not aware of left hand threads and twisted off two studs on the passenger side front. It looks like the cab has been on the Jeep for most of its life. Inside looks pretty good for 67 years. I think the price is good. Just know it is a project with good bones.