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UPDATE: After consulting the larger version of the original photo, it appears I was right the first time.
https://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/pts/d/1960-jeep-cj6/6639133779.html
“1960 jeep cj6 rare not to many left frame could use some boxing and a sandblast powder coat both front and back axles. w538 gears i believe (stock)bulldog front clip papers in storage.”
Looks long. I think you meant a CJ-6.
Joe, I meant to type “CJ-6”; I mistyped the headline. Thanks!
I don’t see the second windshield frame or arms. I think it is a split windshield.
Gayland .. agreed. I don’t know what I saw the first time I looked.
excuse me , I think its a VENTILATING WINDSHIELD , I blew up the image and can plainly see the inner windshield frame and the hinge above — I went out and looked at my HAWAIIAN CJ-6 and its different , no hinge , plus I have the hood latch , this one has no hood latch … I never thought of it , if you had the ventilating windshield , you had no hood latch ?
John, thanks for correcting me.
After going back to the Craigslist ad and clicking on the picture in the ad (which yields a larger photo), I can see now what I saw the first time. I’ve added a screen shot to the post.
ok , next question , freight cost for ( 1 ) rusty , ventilated 6 to mainland U.S.A. , F.O.B. OAKLAND , CALIF ?
The answer is beyond my pay grade.