Originally Posted by andrewmp6

I have seen this kinda thing for people that restore old cars

Originally Posted by s346k

i like the idea of it. when i work on stuff at this point i count on replacing whatever bolt(s) i remove. id be leary of bolt accuracy, but thats the natural skeptic in me.

Originally Posted by jordan96xj

Yes.

Originally Posted by chriscorn86

looks promising, i give it a yes.

Originally Posted by Martlor13

Well it depends for me.... I'm sure your going to have a markup to make a little profit correct? Plus shipping. Is it worth the extra money instead of me going to the store to get what I need? Possibly........i will vote tbd by price haha

Originally Posted by andrewmp6

Those flat rate boxes are probably the only thing keeping the post office open anymore.But back on topic if you start small like leaf spring bolts or all bolts you remove to go a lift might be good options then have bigger kits,But are these american made bolts or that cheap china junk that says grade 8 and i can snap with a ratchet and hands lol

Originally Posted by TrailerTrash

I think a master kit is a good idea. for someone tackling a major rebuild some of those bolts could be life savers.

but as said above I think smaller kits are the way to start out. the leaf spring bolt kits are a great idea. I would buy a set. another kit could be front control arm hardware. shock hardware. maybe even diff cover bolts. ive seen some super nasty half rusted away diff cover bolts before

Originally Posted by robertj

Would be awesome as XJs get older and older.

Originally Posted by Tubur

Just created a sale post for all these kits, feel free to go check them out! https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f74/ne...0/#post3426167

Originally Posted by nolanbalzarini

I dont know if you have seen them, but for motorcycles they sell small kits called track packs with the most commonly lost or broken bolts when out on a ride.



what i'm getting at is determine which bolts most commonly break or get a sample of bolts and nuts that hold all the important stuff on.
when out on the trails, have a small kit ready made $20-35 depending on how big it needs to be. just a thought.
Cherokee trail pack? you could call it

Originally Posted by Tubur

Hey guys, I am considering marketing complete hardware kits on here for our cherokees.

After seeing companies charge $40 for just a handful of front bumper bolts, I decided to piece together my own kits. They would be very reasonably priced, and come with every single bolt you can possibly think of underneath your cherokee.

Suspension, steering, etc. Front bumper, rear bumper, control arms, leaf springs, shackles, shocks, EVERYTHING would be included in this grade 8 hardware package.

If I do end up posting some for sale, do you guys think it would be of interest to anyone?