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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
(02/18/2016) Nice looking top. It looks like a Meyer.
“Selling a Jeep Willys CJ-6 Kaiser hard top with doors. Top has solid glass all around, light oxidation, hard doors with glass m, roof rack, light with interior handle still assembled.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
Looks like a Porter Reed top. Did they have the large rear windows?
“Very nice condition cracked glass one side window and the rear window doors are in good shape”
It is a mix of parts, including a Braden PTO.
“1955 CJ5 V8 trans and a BUICK V6 engine blue one in pic with title $2500.00
1974 CJ6 V8 full cab metal top rare metal doors $4000.00
CJ6
Hardtop
diffs
engine and transmissions
roll bars
Hoods
Wheels
CJ3 parts CJ 2 parts
all must go
Rare and expensive RAMSEY PTO winch and BRADEN PTO Jeep Winch
more
Selling all
Call the number now for information”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/5460782524.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $1900
(09/11/2013) The body/cage/windshield was previously listed for sale here.
“New fiberglass tubb, cj2a boxed frame with title. Custom roll age with seat mounts and rear tire mount. Custom exo rear bumper, rock sliders, and hand fabricated front fender frames. Original windshield frame and grill.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.
Looks in good shape.
“For sale: M38 Arctic hard top for Willys jeep. Was on a ’42 MB, but should fit all MBs, GPWs, M38s, CJ2As, 3As, and maybe 3Bs??
All complete, with doors too.
Back glass and one side glass is cracked but intact. Fairly good shape and getting tougher to find! Only selling because I got a soft top. Asking $450 call or text Justin.”
It’s got a small amount of rust, but might be worth a look at that price.
“Cab top for jeep or willys cj. Rear door and latch work. Light works. Solid. Has one rust spot.”
http://rockford.craigslist.org/pts/5446566458.html
Steve’s got a variety of unused bearings that came with a wagon he bought. He has no use for them. He’d rather give them away to eWillys readers than recycle them. If you are interested, contact Steve at owenwalk@comcast.net.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $100
The top might not have much value, but the MB/GPW body in the background appears to have some value. I don’t know if it is for sale, but might be worth asking.
“Homemade steel roof, includes side and rear doors. Was welded on 1942 willys Jeep. Roll bar included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $100
Most of these I run across on Craigslist aren’t in this good of shape.
“Rear draw bar or bumper off a 1964 cj3b. Great condition. ”
