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best fitting replacement panels

carhauler

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Who sells the best fitting panels? Looking for floor pans, kick panels, inner front fenders, and possibly door posts for now.
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rydog1130

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Well, I bought all my stuff from Jeffs bronco graveyard and everything seems to be fitting together pretty well. I imagine you will have to trim a few things here and there to get them to fit right but I guess that's common with all these parts. Dont let it discourage you
 
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carhauler

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Well, I bought all my stuff from Jeff's bronco graveyard and everything seems to be fitting together pretty well. I imagine you will have to trim a few things here and there to get them to fit right but I guess that's common with all these parts. Don't let it discourage you
I had some floor pans from them that really didn't go down well, even with hammering and trimming a while back. Maybe their QC has gotten better?

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Anybody know anything about CJ Pony Parts? Just wondering why a set of door pillars would be 400.00!!??!!??:eek::eek:
 

rydog1130

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I went with a pre assembled floor pan and bought the upper floor pans and didn't have to trim anything on those. They fit like a glove for the most part, biggest thing is making sure things don't shift on you when you cut something out. I had to make some slight trim/mod to my driver wheel tub and shaved off a little on the fender aprons and that's it
 

Attac

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Well, I bought all my stuff from Jeffs bronco graveyard and everything seems to be fitting together pretty well. I imagine you will have to trim a few things here and there to get them to fit right but I guess that's common with all these parts. Dont let it discourage you

where did you get the preassembled floor pan from?

;)
Chuck
 

Timmy390

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One vendor was "folding over" the floor pans for shipping. Whom was that?

I've had great luck with WH rockers and core supports. Had to trim/grind (file really) just a touch on each rocker but that's to be expected.

Dennis Carpenter fenders are hit and miss for me. One side fit pretty good while the other needed spotwelds removed and the mounting brackets repositioned then spots added back.

Tim
 

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dave67fd

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One vendor was "folding over" the floor pans for shipping. Whom was that?

I've had great luck with WH rockers and core supports. Had to trim/grind (file really) just a touch on each rocker but that's to be expected.

Dennis Carpenter fenders are hit and miss for me. One side fit pretty good while the other needed spotwelds removed and the mounting brackets repositioned then spots added back.

Tim

Tim, It was/is Jeff's and maybe some one else but got mine like that. They do it to minimize their shipping costs. Mine were not bent too much but still bent nonetheless. They fit reasonably well. Better to call them and inquire on it first regardless. I still buy from them regularly.
 

Piglet

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delconnick sells new dynacorn parts, i was planning to make the drive up to him when i get my body parts. first exit in delaware off 95N.
 
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