Jeep Tops - Past and Present - A Partial List

From: http://www.earlycj5.com/xf_cj5/index.php?threads/157200/

 

I know this is a very very old bump but do you have more info on this hard top? Or this Jeep in general?

 

Here's my 1976 CJ-5 with a Dean SureTop, which came with the Jeep, when it was new.

 

Here is this hard top with sliding doors on my 64

 

I didn’t see (or missed) this particular top info. It’s from a 1975 Sears Jeep Parts catalog I came across. Interesting to me it says factory in Tecumseh, MI

 

This is the first other Jeep I’ve seen with the hard top and sliding doors like mine!

 

Texas is not that big. We ought to be able to find that one for a current photo.

 

I'm having a little trouble wrapping my head around that statement coming from a Texan!

 

If we only had a Time Machine and go bring a couple hundred back

 

My time machine would take me back long before that.

 

Yeah, I'll go with you and stop by in 1952 and pick-up a new 3A to bring home.

 

Both of these are new to me. The good old days when there was support for jeeps.

 

Regarding the Fresno top.
There were several Jeep club members in my area that built the top fame work as described.
They then caravaned the 285 miles (one way) north to Fresno and left their Jeeps.
After they were completed, they brought them home.
They then built their own doors to complete the installation.