Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
01-08-2004, 03:17 PM
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Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
Does anyone know of a source for the rectangular 'nuts' used to hold a
CJ-7 hardtop on the body?
I don't think they'd be hard to make for a metal shop--basically a
~3/4 x 1-1/4" piece of 1/4" steel with a threaded hole in the
middle--but I was hoping someone had already gone to the trouble...
Thanks,
Heath
CJ-7 hardtop on the body?
I don't think they'd be hard to make for a metal shop--basically a
~3/4 x 1-1/4" piece of 1/4" steel with a threaded hole in the
middle--but I was hoping someone had already gone to the trouble...
Thanks,
Heath
01-08-2004, 05:07 PM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
01-08-2004, 05:07 PM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
01-08-2004, 05:07 PM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
01-09-2004, 08:38 AM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
waveblast9@aol.com (Waveblast9) wrote in message news:<20040108170709.01689.00002298@mb-m18.aol.com>...
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I have asked a dealer about these, and was told they're no longer
available (for the CJ), but I haven't seen a TJ up close and it didn't
occur to me that they might be compatible.
Thanks,
Heath
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I have asked a dealer about these, and was told they're no longer
available (for the CJ), but I haven't seen a TJ up close and it didn't
occur to me that they might be compatible.
Thanks,
Heath
01-09-2004, 08:38 AM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
waveblast9@aol.com (Waveblast9) wrote in message news:<20040108170709.01689.00002298@mb-m18.aol.com>...
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I have asked a dealer about these, and was told they're no longer
available (for the CJ), but I haven't seen a TJ up close and it didn't
occur to me that they might be compatible.
Thanks,
Heath
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I have asked a dealer about these, and was told they're no longer
available (for the CJ), but I haven't seen a TJ up close and it didn't
occur to me that they might be compatible.
Thanks,
Heath
01-09-2004, 08:38 AM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
waveblast9@aol.com (Waveblast9) wrote in message news:<20040108170709.01689.00002298@mb-m18.aol.com>...
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I have asked a dealer about these, and was told they're no longer
available (for the CJ), but I haven't seen a TJ up close and it didn't
occur to me that they might be compatible.
Thanks,
Heath
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I have asked a dealer about these, and was told they're no longer
available (for the CJ), but I haven't seen a TJ up close and it didn't
occur to me that they might be compatible.
Thanks,
Heath
01-09-2004, 09:58 AM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
waveblast9@aol.com (Waveblast9) wrote in message news:<20040108170709.01689.00002298@mb-m18.aol.com>...
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I would try www.jeepsareus.com. I've bought several stock replacement
items from them. Good quick service and easy payment through paypal.
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I would try www.jeepsareus.com. I've bought several stock replacement
items from them. Good quick service and easy payment through paypal.
01-09-2004, 09:58 AM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
waveblast9@aol.com (Waveblast9) wrote in message news:<20040108170709.01689.00002298@mb-m18.aol.com>...
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I would try www.jeepsareus.com. I've bought several stock replacement
items from them. Good quick service and easy payment through paypal.
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I would try www.jeepsareus.com. I've bought several stock replacement
items from them. Good quick service and easy payment through paypal.
01-09-2004, 09:58 AM
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Re: Source for original-style hardtop hold-down nuts
waveblast9@aol.com (Waveblast9) wrote in message news:<20040108170709.01689.00002298@mb-m18.aol.com>...
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I would try www.jeepsareus.com. I've bought several stock replacement
items from them. Good quick service and easy payment through paypal.
> im not sure of the size.. but... the ones on my tj were rectangular pieces of
> steel with a threaded hole in the middle.. try the dealer.. of course they
> didnt even have those in stock, and they were pretty expensive...
I would try www.jeepsareus.com. I've bought several stock replacement
items from them. Good quick service and easy payment through paypal.
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