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That's my fab on a different tub. Roberto contacted me to see if I could make him the same parts. I custum make pieces but there usually one offs. So I would need his tub to make it. In these cases I used a sheetmetal brake w/ machined dies to create the radius's. There's alot of measuring involved and each case is different. If I would have keep(or made) a spare as a guide/template I could have made more.
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Thanks Diesel42, I am getting ready for my bodywork to go out and would rather send it out with something they can put up against the old, trace and then cut out and reweld new piece, if not my luck is they would try and fill with bondo with something behnd it. I know its not as easy as I describe above but when I go I am taking copies of your pics to show them exactly what I am wanting them to do so I dont get shortchanged. Thanks!!!

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So where are they made?
 
So when I get back to GA in a month, can I come up to Duluth and check out the shop? It would be pretty convenient to have LC parts produced right at home...
 
Oscar do you have the front bib and how much for a 76 FJ40?
Thanks
Sorry for the repeat question. New to the forum and still learning navigation here.:whoops:
 
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Cool!! Met ya a long time ago. Glad to see your opening up shop. Several 55's nearby that you could get some production ideas from.
take care
John
 
Zascar do you make the front bib for a 76 FJ40? I'm not to far from you and need a replacement.

I don't have the older style front bibs. I haven't had much of a request for them so I don't have them available, for now...
Oscar


Hey guys I've been working double time on the web site and should be able to put it up soon, like around Saturday 14th of Feb.
 
hey guys I found some pics of some job I've done in the recent past. This is the front floor for a 1973 FJ 40. I'll share with everybody this time....
check out the fit and the workmanship of this piece.
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So does that mean your stuff is from Columbia or not? Mine also came with those tiny supports for the wheel well attaching from well to 1/4 panel. Just like in your tub pic.
I will ask it again

hey guys I found some pics of some job I've done in the recent past. This is the front floor for a 1973 FJ 40. I'll share with everybody this time....
check out the fit and the workmanship of this piece.

I don't see any seat supports(front left passenger) or captive nuts. I am not trying to bust your chops. Just want an answer to the upper question.
 
I will ask it again



I don't see any seat supports(front left passenger) or captive nuts. I am not trying to bust your chops. Just want an answer to the upper question.

Relax,
Remember that I said I do custom work? well this particular customer has a different set of seats from the original ones and will be making his own brackets. as far as the transmission hump goes, it is attached with captive nuts from the bottom. Did I ever say this was the finished work? because it isn't.
 
Nice looking floor - any luck on getting your website up over the weekend? I'm finishing up my tub work - probably will want to replace my driver side floor pan and the PO cut the rear tub sides for fender flares - would love to add the cutout metal back to get rid of the flares to provide the stock look. I'm sure you make our can make the patch panels for the wheel wells.
 
Body parts, 1978 FJ40 hardtop

Do you have a 2 piece sill for a 78 for sale?

Do you have a rear floor for a 78 for sale?

Pictures?

Where did you say this stuff was made again? :)
 
I'm sorry, but who gives a flying *** where they are made? What difference will it make.

I believe they are made here in the USA because of what he has already posted earlier...

"We are making these parts from dies we have designed. I'm a Mechanical Engineer and have been a LC aficionado ever since high school.

We have the ability to produce our own dies. It is "EXPENSIVE" to do it this way but the great thing about it is that we know what works and what doesn't and can make adjustments accordingly. We can also make one of a kind pieces."
 
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