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UPDATE: Price dropped to $1200.
If original, it looks in good shape. I haven’t seen enough of these to say for certain the seller’s claim is correct.
“70+ year old canvass top.Bows,hardware,canvass.Some of the canvass is usable,all is fit for patterns.Doors were redone a few years ago.For the ultimate restoration”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $125.
(10/16/2018) Might be worth a look. Missing rear door.
https://westernmass.craigslist.org/pts/d/aluminum-cab-for-cj2a/6721032943.html
“aluminum “Boston” cab for Willys Jeep CJ2A fair shape, suicide doors, rear door missing
$300.00 or best offer”
UPDATE: ***SOLD** Was $300.
James still has this set for sale.
“Cj2a cj3 cj5 pto with trans gear and rear gearbox. Gear box input modified to rear. Can convert back to front input. Check pics.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
Worth a look at that price.
“My loss is your gain! Willys white soft top with doors. Top and doors are older but still in pretty decent shape. This will clean up really nice! I also have the top frame if you need it. Should fit your CJ-2 Jeep.”
Appears in good shape.
https://scranton.craigslist.org/pts/d/m38a1/6723999290.html
“M38a1 hardtop and doors good shape”
UPDATE: Still Available.
https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/for/d/willys-jeep-body/6717110701.html
“1948 Willys CJ2A Tub $900
Fenders $250 for the pair
Hood $150
Grille $125
This was a complete jeep at one time. Painted Yellow and all parts match in color.
Will make a great deal for all parts bought together $1300
CASH”
One side has been slightly trimmed.
https://hartford.craigslist.org/pts/d/willys-jeep-weight-bar/6675636089.html
“HAVE VERY HEAVY FRONT WEIGHT BAR FROM A 1951 CJ3A.IT APPEARS ORIGINAL HOWEVER ONE SIDE HAS BEEN SLIGHTLY TRIMMED,NOT SURE WHY.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
The bed extender seems longer than others I’ve seen. Might be custom.
“This is a vintage accessory to extend the cargo bed for a utility Jeep. It fits a CJ2, CJ3, CJ5, and Cj6. It installs easily. Just unbolt your tailgate, and bolt this in its place. No drilling is required. Your original tailgate moves to the end of the box extender.”
Matt’s selling this hardtop. Looks like Koenig hardtop, mid-1960s, and probably a 550 Super Full Cab. The sliding side windows, the slight angle and the front top of the door window, and the angles of the roof fit that model. See image 3: http://www.ewillys.com/2013/02/13/1966-koenig-hardtop-and-accessories-brochure-on-ebay/
https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/d/1959-jeep-cj-5-hard-top-and/6722923548.html
“1959 CJ-5 Complete Hard Top for Sale
This hard top and doors came off of a 1959 CJ-5. It was well maintained throughout the years and is in complete functional condition today with only a few spots containing surface rust (where the Jeep’s body would have touched).
All glass is intact and damage free
All windows function
Hardware to attach it to your Jeep is not included
Beautiful wood paneling on roof and doors
Manufacturer is unknown to me, as there is no id plate attached.
This top is steel and heavy. It is a minimum two man lift.
Yes…it is Pink! The story is a farmer in the UP bought the CJ-5 Jeep new in 1959 with the hardtop. After some gentle use (no dents whatsoever on this thing!), the Jeep given to the farmer’s daughter on her 16th birthday. She immediately had the entire Jeep professionally painted PINK. All the wood trim was removed, it was sprayed and reassembled.
The gentleman I bought this from restored the Jeep, but only had plans for summer fun, and had no intention of driving it in the winter and did not want the hard top. I bought it with a friend for a winter Jeep build, but that project has been abandoned for a CJ-2A project instead.
I will not ship the top. That is not possible, so please do not ask.
I will only accept cash as payment and I will only sell this to a real live person, standing in front of me.
If you are oversees for work and your Brother’s X-wife is going to come take a look at it, she had better bring cash, a pickup truck and be able to dead lift 150 lbs.
I will not talk money on the phone, text or e-mail. I have some wiggle room in the price, but I know how nice this 59(!) year old top is and I will keep it before I give it away.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
I believe this is a Sears Half-Cab. Thanks to Carl for spotting this one.
“This was off of a CJ3b will also fit a Cj3a and a Cj2a with the proper windshield Unknown Maker Metal construction not aluminum Top corners of rear cut out for roll bar has a gun rack mount as well
Blasted and pained windows good the slide up and down, Not the roll up kind”
