norgejeep
03-02-2004, 04:35 AM
Howdy, new to FSJ's and ifsja.org (great site), and I have a question.
I have a 1989 Grand Wagoneer, that was "given free" to me following a collision with a cable style guard rail. It runs great and nothing mechanical was damaged. The grill, face/header panel, and passenger fender were the only casulaties. I already have located the grill and the portion of fender I need, but I cannot find the face panel. The header panel is damaged, but not beyond repair. I may have to repair/rebuild the face panel, but would rather just purchase one and replace it.
If anyone has a white face panel please let me know, or if anyone has an idea of what else to do.
I saved this vehicle from an unknown fate because the gentleman who owned it before me didn't have a clue what he had. It is orignally an Arizona car, i.e. no rust, and the only two things that leak are the trans fuild line to the radiator and some minimal oil from somewhere.
I have been enjoying this site for a couple weeks trying to learn all I can about the wonder that is the FSJ.
Thanks for any response. ERIC
I have a 1989 Grand Wagoneer, that was "given free" to me following a collision with a cable style guard rail. It runs great and nothing mechanical was damaged. The grill, face/header panel, and passenger fender were the only casulaties. I already have located the grill and the portion of fender I need, but I cannot find the face panel. The header panel is damaged, but not beyond repair. I may have to repair/rebuild the face panel, but would rather just purchase one and replace it.
If anyone has a white face panel please let me know, or if anyone has an idea of what else to do.
I saved this vehicle from an unknown fate because the gentleman who owned it before me didn't have a clue what he had. It is orignally an Arizona car, i.e. no rust, and the only two things that leak are the trans fuild line to the radiator and some minimal oil from somewhere.
I have been enjoying this site for a couple weeks trying to learn all I can about the wonder that is the FSJ.
Thanks for any response. ERIC