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Juan_Hong_Loe

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If you had no clue how to do body work and didn't really know any body shops who would you take a early 70's cj5 to, to have the floors repaired? Friend in Chattanooga needs some guidance. Thanks!
 
Prob be more cost effective to buy a tub. Depends on how bad the old tub is though.

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Juan_Hong_Loe said:
If you had no clue how to do body work and didn't really know any body shops who would you take a early 70's cj5 to, to have the floors repaired? Friend in Chattanooga needs some guidance. Thanks!

Is it just the front floor boards or entire floor?
 
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ranger11 said:
I know there are more cost than the 1800 but thats not a terrible price for a new tub. Yes I know I didn't respond to what your thread was originally about. Just wasn't sure if y'all were aware of aftermarket tubs.

http://www.shellvalley.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=372/prd372.htm

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Oh yes fully aware. Thanks! I was in the same boat with my project and my floors were way worse than the pics above. There's something to me about sticking with a steel tub vs fiberglass. But I found a donor jeep on the cheap so I am set... The one in the pics above I'm just posting for a friend so i really don't know the full intent other than somewhat original...
 
redneckengineered said:
As long as he doesn't care about a showroom resto it won't be that bad.

Yeah true. It would be interesting. Welding on that would be fun. Be dragging a nice bead and hit some rust make it look reaaaal good.
 

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