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rear cargo area 75 EB

countrywild0409

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Just wondering if anyone has a rear cargo area diagram to rebuild the entire cargo area. The previous owner cut the cargo area out to install a fuel cell and to mount the roll cage to the frame. i have found the cargo floor and the four extension pieces as well as the rear wheel well housings. Just wondering if there are any other parts for the inner side of the rear fenders around the wheel well housing? Thanks Yall
 

old 71

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You'll also need the two fuel down spout pieces for the driver side , I bought mine a JBG , if you don't already have them , other than that sounds like you got it all .

Good luck on your project ,
and so it begins ,,,
another frame off resto or is it just me ?;D

Dale
 
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countrywild0409

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Is there any pieces that go on the inside of the fender around the wheel well or is it just the quarter panel itself? And im not trying to do a full restore just wanna get it back to being a trail truck/weekend driver. I had it set up for hard rock crawls when i lived up north but im not to interested in that anymore. Thanks for the help guys
Alex
 

old 71

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The piece that the wheel house attaches to is the upper quarter panel , and is a bear to put in , ask me how I know that , with a lot of massaging and cusing she slips right in . The hard part for me was fitment at the striker post my old tub measurments and the new panels dont always align the same , once I did away with trying to hold a certain measurment things started to go better for me .

My 75 started out , just going to replace a couple of rusty parts ,,, I ended up with a complete new tub from scratch .%)

I'm no expert but I've learned a lot over this project , there's a great wealth of knowledge on this site and lots of good people willing to share .

Good luck on your project

Dale
 
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countrywild0409

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thanks dale. the majority of the tub is good on the front end and center the problem area is the rear. The previous owner cut out the rear cargo area to install an aftermarket fuel cell and to mount the cage directly to the frame. so im hopin just the rear half needs replacing.
 
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