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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
You’ll note in the top left pic that the door looks dented. Apparently, that’s actually part of the design. You can learn more about the Civilian Arctic Top on the CJ-3B Page.
“I have a all aluminum hardtop for a willys jeep. has windshield and both doors. all glass is there except the drivers door glass is cracked. i am asking 500 or best offer or trades looking for toyota straight axle or some 35″ tires looking for willys and cj parts”
Here’s a great shot of an unusual wooden hardtop for a CJ-2A. The wood appears knotless, too.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
(03/29/2010) The top in particular looks really nice.
“This Jeep had an off the frame complete restoration done. It has the original 4-cyclinder engine, new transmission, and a rebuilt transfer case. Also, has new brakes, hoses, springs arched, radiator, and carburetor. The original lights and horn are 12-volt. The Jeep does have lock-out hubs. Jeep is winter green with black interior seats. Jeep has the original working heater and metal Koenig top with doors. Jeep has approximately 300 miles on it since restoration. This Jeep is in excellent original condition with new tires and is ready to go”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800
(06/16/2010) This has a good looking half cab It appears to have the wood slats on the hood — I think I’ve now seen several of these with wood slats in Montana. I’m not sure why that is.
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Rare 1953 Willys CJ3, Runs Great, New Tires, Goes Anywhere, Hate to sell but need the money”
UPDATE: Was $600. **SOLD**
“Not too long ago I purchased a 1943 Ford GPW Jeep and it came with this hardtop already on it. I got it from a farm in eastern Washington near Yakima and was used as a cold weather top. Since I am in the process in restoring the Jeep, I’m not going to put the hardtop back on my Jeep, so it has to go! The top is from a late 1920’s to early 1930’s Ford, Chevy, Dodge or Buick. It has suicide doors, original rear view mirror and a windshield wiper motor (see photos). The body is sliver in color with red primer in places. It has a hole in the roof which is covered by a plywood board, which that whole area would have been cloth at one time. The windows on the doors are plexiglass and the rest of the glass windows are cracked bedsides the one on the driver’s side. Very restorable with minimal rust and no bad cancer areas.”
Looks good.
“Authentic Koenig Iron Works steel hardtop for 1940s vintage CJ3 Willys Jeep. Good condition. Cash only.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/2222227091.html
You can easily turn your CJ-2A into a Wagon! Just follow the easy turn-my-cj2a-into-a-station-wagon-kit from Puffer Engineering. I spotted this image via a British site that linked me to oldcarandtruckpictures.com. Strangely, when I go to oldcarandtruckpictures.com’s jeep area, I can’t locate the image. The web works in mysterious ways!
I tried to learn more about the manufacturer, but searches on ‘Puffer Engineering’ revealed nothing, to me anyway, other than this image.
The top sure looks nice.
“Vin: 5754895324. LISTING OUR HARD TO FIND 1966 JEEP WILLYS, V-6, 3SPEED, 4X4, SNOW BLADE EQUIPPED JEEP… STK#1091..MILEAGE, UNKNOWN… IT’S BEEN OUR PLOW JEEP FOR THE LAST 3 WINTERS…STARTS EVERY TIME, ONLY SELLING TO SWITCH TO A F-150 PLOW TRUCK-SHOP RUNNER..IT’S BASIC, BUT RELIABLE…. THIS IS A CASH PRICE ONLY, NO FINANCING AVAILABLE….COME SEE IT WHILE IT LASTS… SOLD 100% AS IS…NO EXCEPTIONS…CLEAN TITLE.. OUR PRICES ARE SIMPLE, NO EXTRA DEALER FEES…PLUS SALES TAX..”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/ctd/2195601473.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Lindsey noted this might be a CJ-V35, given the hood cut-out and the tow hooks.
“This was licensed in 2009. It was parked when owner had a stroke. Motor is out of a 45 and was rebuilt as his sons highschool project. I’m helping a disabled gentleman who still owns this. Make an offer via text or email.”
Brett spotted this. It’s pretty rough. Lots of pics.
“About 5 years ago it was driven around the farm Motor was rebuilt in 1974. I’m helping a disabled gentleman who still owns this and doesn’t know how to use a computer. Text or email with an offer.”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&nid=443&tab=list/view&ad=3715201
