If your Meyer hardtop needs doors, here is a pair.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/894885104755220
“1955 Kaiser/Jeep cj5 doors driver and passenger side good glass not all rotted in great shape”
If your Meyer hardtop needs doors, here is a pair.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/894885104755220
“1955 Kaiser/Jeep cj5 doors driver and passenger side good glass not all rotted in great shape”
It looks like there is a $1000 worth of value here. Note the hard-to-find Hudson steering setup.
https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/d/sandy-1946-jeep-willys/7407874513.html
“Here it is the opportunity of a lifetime. A 1946 jeep Willys that could become your dream come true. I purchased this vehicle and it was stored in the garage since the 1970s. The 70s is also when it was last driven. See the pictures that it is a work in progress and will become a labor of passion.  Unfortunately this beauty does not have a title and is to be sold as is. What a fantastic opportunity to bring this rich piece of history back to life.”
Listed as a 1946, the grille suggests it is later than that. The hardtop looks to be for a CJ-5.
https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/pts/d/albuquerque-1946-jeep-willys-3000-or/7408113372.html
“Used was run about 25 years ago”
This custom top appears to be a shortened wagon roof possibly melded with a DJ-3A cowl windshield piece(?). Unfortunately, it does have some rust. But, someone did some good work on this.
https://columbus.craigslist.org/pts/d/lancaster-jeep-top/7408362188.html
“What appears to be top off vintage Willys Jeep.$800.00”
UPDATE: This video is making the rounds on FB, again, so, I figured I’d repost it.
Original Post March 2017: Listed as a 1940s promotional film, the inclusion of CJ-5s and the exclusion of DJs and FCs suggests to me it was created in 1955. There’s an extended look at a cargo personnel carrier near the end of the video There are also a variety of specialized equipment and hardtops shown.
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000.
(10/21/2021) Has a Warn OD, plus other updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4415141041905977
“Hate to get rid of this guy but need the money. 52’ CJ3a Buick odd fire V6 3 speed trans with warn overdrive factory 5.38s with factory locker some extra misc parts message for any questions. Will need to be trailered”
UPDATE: Back on Craigslist.
(05/07/2016) Looks like this has a Boston Top.
https://buffalo.craigslist.org/grd/d/saint-bonaventure-willys-jeep-snow-plow/7404295644.html
“1940’s Jeep w/plow, starts runs plows, NO title, NO brakes, off road only. Rare aluminum full cab. Jeep is rough and rusty.”
Might be worth a look.
https://newjersey.craigslist.org/pts/d/sparta-jeep-mil-spec-winter-top/7402631469.html
“Off a 1951 M 38 Military Jeep. Will fit others. All Aluminum except front windshield frame. It had a canvas rear window panel, long gone.”
Has some rust.
https://plattsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/peru-1953-jeep/7399961290.html
1953 cj3b with hardtop roof,,,,,,,,,,$4000″
There sure is a lot to like here, especially that hardtop, which looks to be a Koenig Super Cab model 550 with the optional vertical doors in the rear (see other Koenig brochures here).
https://boise.craigslist.org/cto/d/caldwell-1953-cj3b-willys-jeep/7396940273.html
“This is a unicorn. This little green gem has around 36k miles on it. Nothing is rusted out. It is mostly all original from what I can see.
Runs good
The rare hard top is in amazing shape with keys to lock doors.
Still has the 6v system and has cloth wiring. You will not find another cj3b in this shape that has not been restored..”
Seller has removed a layer of blue paint which revealed olive drab. Otherwise, I would have thought this was an Air Force jeep. Maybe used by the Army, then. the Air Force?
https://eastidaho.craigslist.org/cto/d/salmon-1953-m38a1-willys-jeep/7401497735.html
“1953 M38A1 Willys Jeep. It is pretty much original though the electrical system has been converted to 12 volts. The brakes have been rebuilt and the tires are new. The canvas top is laying in the back on the floor. The exterior and interior were painted blue and the seats are upholstered in blue. I was going to freshen up the exterior paint. The blue easily came off with sanding leaving the original olive drab and markings. To restore it back to olive drab will take more time and energy then I have so it is for sale. Asking $6000.”
This runs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2880813782182428
“Full Hard top, Extra windshield for summer/1948 champion 6. Six cylinder Studebaker engine L head. L-F engine block 402751/ 518448-6 lower. 525332.8 intake manifold 199697 2.5 head Runs, new tires, needs brake job”
This may make a good restoration candidate. The speedometer is wrong for the year.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/643373567072577
“Jeep CJ5 for sale best offer. This Jeep is 100% factory equipment. Runs, drives, 4WD works, manual transmission, lights work, runs well 4 cylinder F head hurricane; could use a carb tune up. Garage kept since 1973, 108,000 original miles. Frame is SOLID rust but no rot. Tub, fenders, grill, and hood are very solid; a little bit of rust, but very solid for the year. Needs brakes and a windshield and it would be road ready. Message if you have questions; I can send video of the Jeep starting and running upon request. A MUST SEE for any Jeep enthusiast. I have title, appropriate year license plates and all paper work from original owner. Continue reading
Looks like a good price. Has doors.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/581933546389194
“Aluminum cj2a or cj3a jeep too. I believe it was originally for a 2a but it fit fine on my 3a. In good shape. Trying to get some room back in the garage.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6800.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/611290303188386
“Mechanically restored. New Tires, Brakes/Brake Lines, Carburetor, Fuel Tank, Battery, GM Alternator, Seats, Dash Instruments, Steering Wheel, Wiper Arms/Blades, Engine Rebuilt, New Clutch. Needs some body work. Runs. Owned by one family since 1973. Orig generator available. Tow Bar conveys. Clean title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.
Seller doesn’t think this was original to a 1961 CJ-5, but it in fact is a factory hardtop (minus the rust of course).
“Hard top that came off 61 willys Jeep cj5 I don’t think it’s original”
Doug had a Porter & Reed Hardtop for sale a couple years ago. He took some great detail photos of it and it represents a classic example of the Full Econo-Body-Type “E” model, so I’ve included them all in case someone tries to restore one of these (I have higher res photos, too). For example, in Doug’s photos you can see the pull down sunshade and bracket on the driver’s side and just the bracket on the passenger side.
I’ve also included both brochures from the 10/1/1948 First Supplement of the Willys-Overland Special Equipment book (Besides full and half tops, Porter & Reed also manufactured bed extenders). (Learn additional info about the tops on the CJ-3B site)
The odd thing about Porter & Reed tops is that there were a multitude of variations, from no small side windows, to small side windows to larger side windows, or from a single back door window to dual back windows, and from rear doors that opened up vertically, to a couple that opened sideways, to a set of barn doors (custom)? There may have been a change in the doors as well, as a couple tops have angled bends at the lower front edge rather than the standard vertical bend where the body bends. What was factory and what was customized is likely lost to time ….
Some of these variations are evident in the Deluxe (Type “A”) vs. Econo Body (Type “E”) full top models, but others are not. For example, the Deluxe model had a rear door that swung sideways, rectangular side windows with rounded corners, while the Econo model had a rear door that swung upwards and square side windows. Meanwhile, the deluxe half top (Half body — Type “B”) had a rear door that swung upwards, while the econo half top’s (Half Econo-Body–Type “H”) rear didn’t open at all.
You can see all the full and half top examples I have here: http://www.ewillys.com/?s=Porter+%26+Reed … I’ve also included a few at the end of this post.
Here’s the basic hardtop brochure:
Now for Doug’s ad:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/533087846854829
“I have a full hard top for a CJ2A for sale. It’s in pretty good shape. It needs glass or plexiglass. $450, I am coming north on the east coast November 3rd, from Florida to New York, can help deliver”
Looks like this has some version of a Porter & Reed hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/516676739586642
“This is a Willy’s Jeep. It does run. Price is OBO.”
It doesn’t run. The Kelly hardtop looks in good shape. It’s got some Allstate or Husky hubs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1053115205425432/
“1948 Willys Overland CJ2A “Lefty” Currently not running – but has new tires, new gas tank, new battery. We have new points, coil, plugs, wires, etc also. Clean and correct title. Radio, heater, & turn signals. This is a very clean and straight 2 owner jeep barn find. Great candidate for a full restoration or mod.
It is one of what is known as a “Lefty”, one of a short handful of CJ2A jeeps built in 1948 that had the spare tire carrier on driver side for legal reasons. While its a small feature, its a rare thing to find one of these jeeps. Serial# confirms this to be true lefty. An ATV/Side-by-sides sell new for double this price, and this is road legal. ATV’s are not. You could buy it as is, have a shop fix it up, and have something WAY cooler than an ATV, that will do anything they can and more. Original drive train, it’s previous owner was a meticulous maintenance person, and after his passing, it sat for 30 years. Still 6 volt. Top is VERY well fitted. Dog not included”
This is a non runner with a Kelly hardtop. The bumper is unusual. This has the 0-8 KS speedometer with the needle still intact (a rarity).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/315471356907463
“1956 Willys Jeep CJ5, barn find, not currently running, 134 hurricane engine, three speed manual, winter hard top, has Dana 25 front axel and Dana 44 rear end, heater and red vinyl seats. Asking $5,500”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Perhaps the price is just a placeholder?
“Old Willys, it has the original flat head The motor was rebuilt and at the most it had 5000 miles on it it has just been parked , it would make a great project car I would trade it for and older motor home or a car that runs good as well”
Ha a variety of updates. May need more work.
https://santafe.craigslist.org/cto/d/el-prado-1948-willys-jeep-taos/7390128606.html
“2.4 Ford inline 4
Disc brakes all around
Painless wiring harness
Custom East Coast Gear rear Dana 44
New leafs and shocks and shackles
Have rebuild kits for the T90 and Dana 18 from Novak Conversions
Runs great, I had big plans for this Jeep but like a lot of projects am throwing in the towel to focus on others.
It belonged to the same family here in Taos from new until I bought it a couple summers ago.
Don’t need help selling, text or email please.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
This looks to be a good price.
“Aluminum top from CJ2. Fits similar models such as CJ3A or MB or GPW, with a little work. Fair condition. Could use some cleaning and TLC. One window cracked on passenger door. Rear window needs work. Might have been known as an Arctic Top. 300 or make offer.”
There may be value here. This appears to have a Sears Deluxe hardtop.
https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/pts/d/isleta-1950-willys-jeep-cj-3a/7389997943.html
“1950 CJ-3A project. Comes with 2 engines, one is a parts motor. Has a transmission and transfer case. Hard top has both doors and rear hatch. Will need to bring a trailer for pick up. No title, Bill of sale only. Asking $1100”
This has a Meyers-made Sears-branded hardtop with some Watson hubs.
https://greatfalls.craigslist.org/cto/d/loma-1949-willys-jeep/7384228733.html
“Willys Jeep in good condition. Motor runs great, brake work . It has been converted to 12 volt. Has aluminum top and doors. Body has a little rust but not bad for a 4”