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Date Posted: 12:59:55 01/28/08 Mon
Author: Todd Crooks
Subject: Jeep Hardtop, doors & windshield, WW2, FOR SALE

We have an (aluminum) hardtop for a WW2 era jeep. It has the doors, windows in doors, windshield frame and windshield glass. There is no glass in the windows of the top itself. I have two old window glasses,but it does not appear that they are the right ones for this top. It belonged to a Marine friend of mine that has a WW2 jeep and he used it on his jeep, so I am quite sure it is authentic. He had to move and put his jeep in storage and I am selling the top.
The rear corners are curved formed sheet metal and not 90 degree square corners which, I am told, indicates it is WW2 era. The fittings in the corners of the framework are machined and not bent-up sheet metal. I am told this also is an indicator that it is WW2 era. I am not a WW2 jeep expert, but the fellow that gave me these two comments IS a WW2 vehicle owner and expert.
My friend stored it in a shed when he had it, and I have stored it outside under a plastic tarp for the last 8 months. It has rust between the rain gutter tracks and the body over the doors, but that is the only rust I have seen. It is in very solid condition.
I have it for sale on Craig's List-Seattle under Collectibles right now. (I might move it to Auto parts)
There are 4 pictures of it on there. I have other pics I can email.
We are currently asking $1400, but will consider offers.
You will have to arrange pick up, or some kind of shipping.
Call or email questions. 425-821-0489

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