nor/am parts?
firecap62
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Has anyone used any of the nor/am parts for rust repair? their prices are pretty cheap and im sure all aftermarket parts need some fitment to them? Opinions please!
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nor/am parts?
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While I have never used them, I have found that almost all of the 'cheap' body panel suppliers get their parts from one or two over seas 'cheap' production manufacturers. The panels usually need a huge amount of work, are made of thin materials and just a pain in the butt to install. I'm not saying they are all that way (this place could easily be the exception.)
I always use Classic, they use OEM gages and are produced in their own facility. I have never had a panel that did not fit well. While they cost more, my time is money so I make the exception. -->> Classic Enterprises - Restoration, Reproduction Parts for Jeep
I always use Classic, they use OEM gages and are produced in their own facility. I have never had a panel that did not fit well. While they cost more, my time is money so I make the exception. -->> Classic Enterprises - Restoration, Reproduction Parts for Jeep
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With aftermarket parts you get what you pay for. You buy parts that are cheap you get cheap parts. To many people just look at the dollar amount when buying parts that is why we are flooded with cheap China 
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