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Bill spotted this good looking deal.
“Took off willys wagon with 20 transfer case 2 gear boxes winch with shaft drive”
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/pts/6403653719.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $300.
This blade one may be the same one that was depicted on a CJ-2A that appeared in a 1949 issue of Life Magazine. It certainly looks like the same model at the very least. The only difference I see is that on the blade below an additional plate has been added to the top.
Pics from Life Magazine:
Seller believes this to be home made, but it looks like a Sears Half top to me.
“home made aluminum hard top taken off of a 1946/1953 cj2
very well made, sliding windows”
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/pts/d/willys-aluminum-hard-top/6402631388.html
No doors.
“Sears Allstate aluminum top from 1950s needs glass but all there ,no doors great way to cover your Cj2a Willys Jéep if stored outside,keeps snow out”
https://scranton.craigslist.org/pts/d/sears-allstate-aluminum/6394294335.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $425.
May have some dents on the top rear.
“Hard top for Willys Jeep 42-52. Includes doors. Windows slide and back hatch opens easily. Good glass in back hatch. Missing glass in 1 slider window. Will sell doors separately for $125.”
Craig spotted this ad.
“Sears hard top for a CJ2A, may fit other models. Top is made of Aluminum. Good shape, no holes.”
https://rochester.craigslist.org/pts/d/willys-cj2a-hard-top/6392823620.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $200.
Looks like this one has been customized with larger windows.
“Cj2a jeep Willys half cab, comes with doors and steel top only, tub and frame not include.d was used on a farm it’s whole life minimizing the rust. Was removed off 46 cj2a.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
Has no doors. appears sound.
“aluminum half top off a 1953 cj3 has door mounts but no doors also comes with windshield”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
It will need glass and door hinges.
“I have a Koenig Hardtop for CJ5 or M38A1.
I have both doors, complete.
It will need new glass.
The only thing missing that I can see are the portions of the door hinges that go on the jeep itself.”
Winter is coming.
“LOOK AT PICTURES AS IT COMES WITH ADDITIONAL BRACKETS FOR MOUNTING AND FOUR PUMP UNITS . CANNOT SAY HOW THE PUMPS WORK AS I HAVE NOT USED IT FOR YEARS. I WILL LOOK FOR A REBUILD KIT THAT I HAVE THAT INCLUDE ALL THE SEALS AND INTERNAL PIECES. PLEASE NOTE = FRONT BUMPER COUNTERWEIGHT IS _NOT_ INCLUDED !!!”
https://toledo.craigslist.org/pts/d/old-willys-jeep-meyers/6348101314.html
