Willys Jeep Side Panel CJ2 CJ3 – Rear Quarter
Price range: $250.00 through $795.00
Models: CJ2A, CJ3A, CJ3B, M38, MB
Years & Model: 41-64 CJ2A, CJ3A, CJ3B, MB, M38
Item Fitment: Jeep CJ2A, 3A, 3B, MB, M38 - '48-'64
- 18 gauge steel
- None of our panels are cosmetically coated. Click here to find out why.
- Made in the USA
Original patterns & tooling have been adjusted for an improved & proper fit. Made in 18 gauge steel.
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I've made several orders with these guys and I've been super happy with what they ship me. I've always been able to reach someone with questions. If you think you're going to need that part, order it sooner than later because they make a lot of them once ordered (it's not a huge warehouse of Chinese stamped parts). It's worth the wait though.
The Jeep I'm building for my Dad was way worse than it looked at first glance. We've been able to get every panel that needed replacing from these guys (and we snuck in a stretch while we were at it).
Ryan Reynolds
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Received my 1st order of replacement parts for my 46 CJ-2A frame off restoration. Nice quality, metal finished well, looking forward to all the cutting, grinding and welding.
Parts are signed with "USA" and the person's initials. NICE touch!
Dave Brown
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Mark is great. He is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Positive, Responsiveness, Quality, Professionalism, Value
Bradley Hagen
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Very satisfied with the fit of the parts I got from Classic Enterprises. Excellent quality and good people to deal with.
Mark Bible
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