Like the title says. Looking to buy these if anybody has them.

 

There is some listed in the Buy, Sell, Trade section.

 

Not sure which piece you mean. Posting pics would help. Model year would be good. I have a blue 97 I'm about to scrap. Might have what you need.

 

I assume these. I had my eye on them but didn't want to pay the price.

Now that I see his year that's probably not what he wants...

 

2000 Cherokee Sport

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I have most of the pieces. I don't have the back pieces from either side, and the front fender pieces had a close encounter with a grinding wheel. For reasons unknown to me, my son decideed to cut the front fenders off, and he sliced one of the molding pieces in half, and cut into the other one.

If you want what is left, let me know.

 

How much for the 4 pieces you have that are uncut? Funny, I actually still have the two little front pieces still, just technically need to door portions, the 4 that you have.

 

Good luck getting those used pieces to stick and stay on. New ones are expensive though.

 

1/2" and 1/4" 3M VHB Double Sided Tape.
Used the 5952 one.
That with the 3M Adhesive Promoter in the little packages. 06396.
Be warned none of that stuff is cheap.
Let me tell you. Those things ain't coming off.
The 3M VHB stuff is no joke.
Be exactly where you want to be before you even touch the vehicle.
I mean brushing up ever so slightly against the vehicle and it will stick.
If you are not where you want it to be then you are literally going to have to start over from scratch.
Take off what tape is still on the molding and not the car. Clean it all up again. Etc.
I had my molding Line-X'ed and put them on using that stuff.
I think the Jeep will rust away to nothing before those come loose. LOL.

 

Awesome man thanks so much for the tips!

 

I dunno. 7 thousand sound about right?



I have to be careful with that. I once responded to someone on Craigslist about a part, and I said something like "$6500 or best offer", and then I added a wink. THEN I suggested he make an offer.

Then he responded, "Sorry to waste your time!" and I never heard back from him, even though I emailed back and said I was joking.

Anyway, make an offer. I"m easy. I mostly want this stuff to go to a good home, instead of the scrap yard.

I'll have to get a shipping price. I sold my radio bezel the other day, and took a bath on it because I assumed, being very light, ti would be about 5 bucks to ship. Turns out that size really does matter. I got $20 for the part and paid $31.95 to ship it!

My bad!

 

Being a part hoarder I don't want to part with anything. LOL.
But I always figured if I did before I listed it I would box it up and go to the post office, Fed Ex, and UPS.
Get a quote for shipping to the farthest place away from me in the lower 48.
Then I would know the max of what I am dealing with as far as shipping goes. MLOL.

 

I just shipped a stock Jeep CD player to someone and it cost me $12. I ordered one desert sand painted fender flare for $75 and the shipping cost me another $45 for oversized package. Someone is making some good money.

 

Thinking I told you this already but I sold and shipped 4 green '97 and up fender flares to somebody.
You really don't realize how big those things are till you go to box them up. LOL.
Weight on the other hand. I think the box itself weighed more. MLOL.