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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
This modified CJ-6 has a rare Koenig hardtop with the “barn doors”.
“1964 Jeep CJ6a. Very rare. Konig removable hard top, oddfire V6, SM465 four speed manual with low, twin stick Dana 20 with low gear set, Dana 44s with 4.10 and lockers, 37” Goodyear MTRs with double headlock rims and matching spare. Very solid.”
thats a cool top with the delivery doors – my cj6 has the kelly top , conventional rear door – kelly did have the delivery door option
Did this indeed sell or has the ad just expired?
Allan,
This was on Facebook. Given ads don’t expire there, it must have been marked sold, so I updated the post.
– Dave
David,
Thank you for the reply. Really digging this one in particular! Several months too late I guess 🙁