They look like the Genright set:
https://genright.com/products/genright-aluminum-half-doors-for-jeep-tj-lj.html
Half-door saga; am I going to regret getting into this?
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https://genright.com/products/genright-aluminum-half-doors-for-jeep-tj-lj.html
Mine are Undercover fab doors with the upper adapter. The bags are PRP but sold through Genright.
I should add that these doors DO NOT SEAL VERY WELL. Lots of gaps but, they are trail doors, so I still have my OE full doors for rain and snow runs.
https://undercoverfab.com/trail-doo...kets-don_t_add_soft_upper_attachment_brackets
https://genright.com/products/tj-half-door-bags-pair.html
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Close, they are UCF trail doors and the PRP/genright bags. I had to "adapt" the bags but they are well made and fit great!!
I added a shoulder bolt to extend the lever a little due to the upper adapter is a bit wide.
I used 10-32 button head SS screws to attach. I put large fender washers (3/16" I think. maybe #10's) on the inside to help support the bag, 6 screws each.
They are stronger than they look, the mesh is great for those security items and off road trail books.
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I was offered some trim panels by a kindly Forum member; they should be arriving anyday. In the meantime, I've started the restoration on the doors themselves. I'll post that on my build thread.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/a-time-to-break-down-and-a-time-to-build-the-lj-up.46551/
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/a-time-to-break-down-and-a-time-to-build-the-lj-up.46551/
I didn’t bother with the limit strap bends,you can’t see them and they will only come back again
MOTORCADE
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I wanted half doors and just cost me 1000 bucks plus shipping and tax to Spain, In total 1500 bucks, And still got to paint them, But very pleased with them, Great condition,
Another picture of doors resting on pavement! Breaks my heart. I know they will be painted but just seems like blasphemy.
This is good to know; i was debating whether to do anything about the indentation.
“At least the OP had his on rubber mats! Er, great job OP!”
MOTORCADE
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I agree, I would never put doors flat on the floor, The pics I posted where from the eBay add
The metal is already stressed At that point,it will never be strong again
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Picked up a set for my Flame Red LJ. So I will be going down the sand/paint road as well.
MountaineerTom
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I'll agree it was a lot of effort for little reward.
We kind of reinforced the area that my buddy cut out, I guess you could say. I shouldn't even say we, he did it. He said he had an idea and that I'd have to trust him. LOL I would have never tried it myself. Is it strong enough to keep it from bending again sometime, I don't know? I know it looks better and that I've never had problems with my full doors doing that. Both half-doors were like this.
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Update on the half doors: the seals were worn out so I bought replacements, and it turns out they are compatible with the original track attachment. No drilling needed!
I just pried out the extra plastic spikes and popped it in the track.
NO DRILLING REQUIRED!
NO DRILLING REQUIRED!
Where’d you buy the replacements? I need some
Has anyone put noico or other sound deadening material on the interior of their trail doors?
I’ve only run soft doors but the road noise was always pretty loud…
I’ve only run soft doors but the road noise was always pretty loud…
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