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FS[PacSouthWest]: Cowl hood
11-11-2014, 01:15 AM
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Build Cowl hoods for XJ/MJ from 1"-3" opening in the rear. Located in Southern California area (unfortunately). $250 or trade! Looking for Dana 30 with 4:10's, Dana 30 truss, C gussets, but mostly money
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If your interested, PM me your name and email and I'll be able to send pictures easier. This app is weird on my phone. Also leave your area code so I can find out the shipping cost. Thanks! -Ian
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The hood is steel, welded, perfected with minimal Bondo and then primered. Paint is your responsibility because my sprayer only does primer because it's so thin.
I have a number of hoods in the process of being built so for those who want one expect a delay. I will be working non stop till I can get these done and start on some more! Bear with me, if they were easy to build no one would have me do them! Thanks for the PM's guys, I'll have updates on shipping costs via UPS, and greyhound; whichever is cheaper.
Just a reminder: specify the space you want in back. From 1"-3"; anything more looks outrageous on an XJ/MJ.
I'm also experimenting building my own hood vents so when I get then down and perfected I'll be sure to let you all know for those who prefer that route.
These hoods are not indestructible!! If one of your buddies decide to hop on the cowl it will damage it! I advise you all who will eventually get one to instill sense into your friend's mind. Said that, I'm mocking up a way to make a frame for the inside to fully support it and be able to hold weight. (For those of you who like to barely dress your ladies and have them pose on your rig) there's such limited space I'll see what I can do. But it does come with vertical supports to allow you to put your rifles, ammo, or anything except a body on.
Again: PLEASE LEAVE EMAILS OR NUMBERS IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE PICTURES FASTER. YOU CAN TEXT ME DIRECTLY AT 1-909-362-3771
My name is Ian, I'm a college student but you will get your hoods. It just takes time. Thanks forum members!
I have a number of hoods in the process of being built so for those who want one expect a delay. I will be working non stop till I can get these done and start on some more! Bear with me, if they were easy to build no one would have me do them! Thanks for the PM's guys, I'll have updates on shipping costs via UPS, and greyhound; whichever is cheaper.
Just a reminder: specify the space you want in back. From 1"-3"; anything more looks outrageous on an XJ/MJ.
I'm also experimenting building my own hood vents so when I get then down and perfected I'll be sure to let you all know for those who prefer that route.
These hoods are not indestructible!! If one of your buddies decide to hop on the cowl it will damage it! I advise you all who will eventually get one to instill sense into your friend's mind. Said that, I'm mocking up a way to make a frame for the inside to fully support it and be able to hold weight. (For those of you who like to barely dress your ladies and have them pose on your rig) there's such limited space I'll see what I can do. But it does come with vertical supports to allow you to put your rifles, ammo, or anything except a body on.
Again: PLEASE LEAVE EMAILS OR NUMBERS IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE PICTURES FASTER. YOU CAN TEXT ME DIRECTLY AT 1-909-362-3771
My name is Ian, I'm a college student but you will get your hoods. It just takes time. Thanks forum members!
