My Willys 3A and 3B Community
3A, 3B, DJ Technical Knowledge Base => "Original"-- Technical Questions, Answers, Observations => Topic started by: CJPilot on October 19, 2012, 08:10:14 AM
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For those of you who may wonder what a repo Jeep body kit looks like in its shipping crate here is mine.
(http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o537/CJPilot1/Publiccj3a/cj3abodykitinshippingarea-1.jpg)
This was drop shipped from Omix-ada in Georgia. �I ordered it from Carl Walck �on Monday morning and it was in my shop Thursday morning. �Pretty quick!!
The crate is made very sturdy. �It�s got small rectangular tubing and angle iron used as bracing. �The truck driver that delivered it said he had never seen anything crated this good.
Steve
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bet you like a kid at christmas :D 8-) :D
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Let us know how it measures up to the original dimensions. Many have issues with things not fitting up well.
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Have you taken the body out yet. I too am wondering about the quality control now and how well they fit. I bought a kit almost 23 years ago and it needed a lot of work. I would really like to hear from someone that has a new body about fit and finish.
Mike
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Mike, I haven't found the time to un-crate the body kit. I'm trying to use the last of the good weather here in New England for outdoor projects. �There is a post over at the 2a page that lists out what problems the kits have. �I don't expect this thing to bolt right up but my original body was in very bad shape. �I priced the repair panels from Classic and it would have cost as much to fix up my tub as what a new repo cost. �I think the little bit of welding and drilling to make the repo body fit is going to quicker than fix my rusted out one. �I will post when �I start on the body kit.
Steve