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Old 04-24-2016, 04:59 PM
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I pick up this CC deluxe cab frame today in Moriah NY. The asking price was cheaper then dirt, so I grabbed it and ran like a chicken!
I was already planning doing one using 1" aluminum square tube I purchase last fall, but this save me a bunch of work and precious spare time.
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Old 04-24-2016, 05:16 PM
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Looks like a nice score..!!

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Great score. I just got one like that with curtain doors. You will really appreciate it this winter!

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I need one of those for mine with a/c in it in the summer!
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Thanks guys.

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Yes, as long I find enough spare time to fabricate the doors since those curtain doors can't be purchased anymore. The structure looks pretty skinny so I need to find a way to fabricate extra lightweight doors or beef up the frame structure with steel.

PS: Too bad I didn't have my trailer and more time to explore that neck of the wood, I saw a nice Sim cab and many Cub Cadet "goodies" for sale on each side of the road on my way back home.
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Looks in great shape, good luck with it.
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Congrats on the cab frame!

You might check in with someone who does convertible top replacement. They might be able to make you doors.
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Just an fyi.....the chrome fitting in the middle and at the top of your windshield is for a windshield wiper, just in case you did not already know. Soft jeep doors come close to fitting it and the squared fenders, but they are way too short to cover all of the way to the top.

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Nice find! Congratulations!
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Awesome score!
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