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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
“CJ-5 Jeep Fiber Glass Body Kit. I was going to use this body for a drag jeep that i was building. Never been mounted. Fiberglass white. paid $1200. or trade for New radial white walls 3″ 225/70-15.”
There used to be a company that would make a Jeep body an length you wanted in reason ,, It was in New Jersey ,, I had planned on having them make me one foe my CJ-5 Frame,, But the bodys were race bodys & very thin,, so I found a steel Cj-3b body that has been streached 4 incs to fit my 1974 CJ-5 body,, I understand they went out of busness now ,, Think it was A&Js ,, Or K&Js,,
It was very possibly AJs. A company named AJs did make fiberglass flattie bodies (I think my first glass body was an AJ body). I’d like to find an old Ad of theirs.