Hardtop Help.

Yeah. And that's why my original question was if I have the wrong windshield. It and it's hinges are black and the rest of the jeep is a white color...

 

I have some crappy pics of it mounted while in a garage and no good shots of it all together but the guy also met me half way so I didn not uninstall it either

 

The one pic showing the passenger door mounted to the jeep doesn't seem to show anything attached to the windshield that could be a filler. Looks just like mine with the thick rubber pad showing at the hinge

 

yep I was thinking same thing just like a kelly top .

 

If I set the windshield behind the piece that folds over the windshield, the windshield is too far back and would have to trim those channels. They won't fit around the window

 

This is the pic I got from him and no trim piece that I'm seeing

 

The Willys and Kaiser era Jeeps had black windshield frames and hinges from the factory. Your photo in post #28 may be telling. The welds look exceptionally crude at the bottom box section where it meets the hoop of the frame. The factory welds were usually much better (gas welded?), but I have a "new" Crown frame (the box says "Cobra King, made in Taiwan") that has welds that are nearly identical and crude.
Its possible this is a more recent replacement frame that is ill-fitting, and therefore, the top won't fit properly.
-Donny

 

I'm not familiar with your top, but the doors may not be meant to sit inside the recess around the door opening like you are showing, although they do appear to fit pretty good in your earlier pics. I have a Meyers top and the flat panels of my doors rest against the flat vertical body panels.

Not the best picture, but may show how the Meyers doors fit.



This is how a Meyers top fits over and in front of the windshield frame and rests on the soft top channel. Yours could be totally different. Ignore the rubber fillers, the proper trim panels are not installed.