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Cacher123
 Post subject: KJ in "Woody" trim - anyone got pics?
PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:41 pm 
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I saw one fly by me the other day. Looked kinda interesting. I believe the "Woody" kit was just a set of decals. Anyone got any pics?

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 Post subject: Re: KJ in "Woody" trim - anyone got pics?
PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:47 pm 
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Cacher123 wrote:
I saw one fly by me the other day. Looked kinda interesting. I believe the "Woody" kit was just a set of decals. Anyone got any pics?
Here you go,kinda ugly,looks like my '79 Waggy I had.
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I actually like the look it is not something you would see every day on a Libby the only thing that I would ad the the look is some wide wide white wall Tires of coarse anybody going mfor this "50's" Woody look I seriously doubt you would ever see it off road . Not to mention id he was off road I sure he would be in tears for any scratches the came with it. Strictly a on road show. :roll: [/b]
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I would totally take that into the woods.

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Poor Liberty, I bet it would be so embarrassed. :oops:

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I actually like it. I wonder what that costs. The woody look needs to come back.
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I like the woody look but I wouldn't want it on my KJ. It would get really messed up from trail etc.

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I actually like it. I wonder what that costs. The woody look needs to come back.
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The kits are pricy,I got that pic from autoanything.com,they list 2 kits,after market and OEM,$600-$900 dollars depending on the kit.
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 Post subject: Woody
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$748.65 from JParts plus 3 hours worth of labor if you have it done at the dealership.

http://jparts.com/product_info.php?cPat ... a2bfb3b76a

Free shipping, no tax outside Pennsylvania.

If you had the tools and the skill, it'd be a whole lot cheaper to use actual wood. It would look a whole lot better too.

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