So you DID order an ARB!!!
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What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (46 Viewers)
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Yup. 3 or 4 orders now, and yet to be disappointed with Partsouq.
I love the idea of tailgate storage! However I hate the idea of cutting up my tailgate. I am so torn. I've considered the huracan, but may just go with a MountainHatch tailgate cover instead to avoid cutting up the stock tailgate.
My first order was different. The part arrived at their facility broken. So they had to redo my order. They never told me and for like 2 weeks i was waiting. Once that order shipped inhad the parts in like 2 days. But this one was flawless.
Beauski100
SILVER Star
I thought your name looked familiar when I watched this go down on Cars and Bids. Great win!
Finally put my collector plates on it.
LOVE this! Would you be willing to share parts/links list?? Much appreciated!Quad headlight and grille swap. Received a lot of help from @TheMU to get all the correct parts, appreciate it!
And quick adjustments of the LED 4x6s. Very happy with the output.
CPACruiser
Supporting Vendor
Just placed my first order last night. Definitely the best price I could find on window belt molding.
I've ordered many, many parts from OUQ. Can't beat it. Shipping is quicker or almost as quick as US.
The idea of tailgate storage is great, but I wish they would incorporate flush hinges.
When you put your cutting board it's always un-level because of those.
93yotasr5
Come and take it
I agree. Thankfully I have other plans for the cutting board in the near future.
CPACruiser
Supporting Vendor
I'm actually working on a solution to this. Will update once I get some examples fabbed up.
My 80 didn't come with a rear wiper from the PO, but I could still hear the motor when the switch was turned on. Free 12V in the rear wagon door! Time for some cooktop lights:
Also finished sanding and oiling the replacement stock for my Marlin 336A. This thing is from the 1980s (bought it next to new due to a story about a deceased estate and it being left in a horse float for decades), back when marlins were made with passion and attention to detail. The bluing is deep and immaculate, not like the parkerized finish they pass off these days. Anyway they haven't made this style of rifle in a long time so the replacement stocks don't fit (only one barrel band) so I modified one with a little block of black walnut on the foreend. Wood doesn't match but I like the look. I have my brother in law to thank for snapping the last stock when he slipped and fell onto it on a hunting trip.
Also finished sanding and oiling the replacement stock for my Marlin 336A. This thing is from the 1980s (bought it next to new due to a story about a deceased estate and it being left in a horse float for decades), back when marlins were made with passion and attention to detail. The bluing is deep and immaculate, not like the parkerized finish they pass off these days. Anyway they haven't made this style of rifle in a long time so the replacement stocks don't fit (only one barrel band) so I modified one with a little block of black walnut on the foreend. Wood doesn't match but I like the look. I have my brother in law to thank for snapping the last stock when he slipped and fell onto it on a hunting trip.
Classic American rifle!!!!
I inherited a marlin 39a from my dad that was made in 1949. It is the most accurate .22lr I have ever shot.
Found some scrap metal on Craigslist 
What sliders are they?
