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Joe Evans is offering up a kit to convert the standard CJ-3B windshield frame to a ventilating one. You can contact him through Facebook.
You may need to connect with him via the Willys Flat Fender Facebook Group (you may have to join to contact him): https://www.facebook.com/groups/117429165419787/permalink/1567767307052625/
That’s cool! Are the 3B and 3A the same size? technically, would this work for the 3A as well?
yes the glass size is the same between 3a, 3b and m38. I would think this would work
I have an original ventilating windshield, but I’m not able to find the rubber between the windshield frame and the glass frame. Where does he get it?
Pascal- I got mine @ Peter Debelle’s in NY
properly spelled: DeBella.