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UPDATE: Still Available. I’m surprised this hasn’t sold yet.
(02/27/2017) Nice top for the price.It looks like a Sears deluxe hardtop.
https://poconos.craigslist.org/pts/d/hardtop-for-willys-jeep-cj3a/6734245481.html
“Hardtop with doors only off 1951 Willy’s Jeep CJ3A. Jeep Not For Sale. Original manual from 1971 and sales invoice from JC Whitney. Has 1 broken glass and dent on corner. Made out of aluminum.”
Nice to see a copy of the original Sears (Allstate) “Assembly Instructions and Parts List” for the Sears Deluxe top in the Craigslist Ad. Got one of these on a ’49. Noticed that mine never had some of the small right angle brackets shown on the parts list. The parts list also does not show the locking bar mechanism for the tailgate door that is present on mine.
Original Shippers document from JC Whitney claims a value of $75 for these tops in 1971.
The Oregon ducks would love this, I would buy it in a heartbeat if it wasn’t all the way across the US
Surprised myself, just might have to make him an offer he can’t refuse. Over 10 years ago, I had 2 Meyer hardtops for sale, took years to sell them. Lots of interested buyers, logistics was a problem.