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My friend Rich has his cruiser buggy for sale. This thing is really really nicely built.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G7qmUcd2YvPjTig3ka0Bs3u6_AVLBsS4ffhwtOAEhSA/mobilebasic?pli=1
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G7qmUcd2YvPjTig3ka0Bs3u6_AVLBsS4ffhwtOAEhSA/mobilebasic?pli=1
You cant get close to building that for that price!!!
It's a well sorted out rig. I've wheeled with him/it. Someone should save all the money they are about to spend tearing their rigs up and buy this.
I have an OEM windshield that is still in the factory wrapper and foam. How much should I ask for it?
I had one cut at a local auto glass shop for $90. I prob would have paid twice that for one stamped Toyota. Especially if it had the gaskets.
...via IH8MUD app
...via IH8MUD app
might be interested if you are not trying to fund a ARB bumper....
CT, I am always trying to fund something.
Let me figure out how much it is actually worth first, and Ill make a deal with you.
Let me figure out how much it is actually worth first, and Ill make a deal with you.
K. You have fist dibs.
Here are some pics I snapped:
what year is the windshield for?
No idea...
I got it from the PO of my 40, which was a 1968, but he never installed it. It could be an early model, but because of the tint, I am going to assume it is from a later model. Any way to check?
I got it from the PO of my 40, which was a 1968, but he never installed it. It could be an early model, but because of the tint, I am going to assume it is from a later model. Any way to check?
i could measure my early windshield in my garage. but no i'm not sure how to check. I saw on the for sale thread someone bought it up pretty quickly without knowing what year it was from lol
be right back...
the 1970 windshield i have is...
~39 inches on the narrower side (after the curve)
~40.25 inches on the other side (after the curve)
~15 3/8 inches wide
be right back...
the 1970 windshield i have is...
~39 inches on the narrower side (after the curve)
~40.25 inches on the other side (after the curve)
~15 3/8 inches wide
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Well, he may not be interested in it.
No need to measure. In another thread I made, someone pointed out that the part number 56111 indicates that is was originally for a 1980-1986 spec. BJ/FJ40.
Will it fit a frame from another year? If not, I may have a hell of a time selling it, seeing as there aren't a whole lot of people looking for one.
No need to measure. In another thread I made, someone pointed out that the part number 56111 indicates that is was originally for a 1980-1986 spec. BJ/FJ40.
Will it fit a frame from another year? If not, I may have a hell of a time selling it, seeing as there aren't a whole lot of people looking for one.
according to SOR.COM
your part number of 120-02b is for an early land cruiser... looks like spector doesn't even have them any more. from my understanding they are specific for certain years.
I do need one... but I wasn't planning on spending $$$ for it. I was going to have a cheap one cut at a local glass shop if such a thing exists in columbus
your part number of 120-02b is for an early land cruiser... looks like spector doesn't even have them any more. from my understanding they are specific for certain years.
I do need one... but I wasn't planning on spending $$$ for it. I was going to have a cheap one cut at a local glass shop if such a thing exists in columbus
If you can get it done in Monroe I would think you can get it done anywhere.
I bought the gasket and template from SOR, and took the template/gasket to the glass shop. They cut it same day and mounted in the frame. Nothing to it.
I bought the gasket and template from SOR, and took the template/gasket to the glass shop. They cut it same day and mounted in the frame. Nothing to it.