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M1152 to slantback with hardtop conversion questions.

Mattguy

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I just finally was able to get a parts unit M1167 with hardtop and slantback. Has anyone converted a M1152 to a slantback? It can't be much harder than installing a soft top kit. Just remove the parts off the m1167 and swap. Once I get the M1167 I'll be selling whatever I don't need in classifieds.
 

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T9000

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I just finally was able to get a parts unit M1167 with hardtop and slantback. Has anyone converted a M1152 to a slantback? It can't be much harder than installing a soft top kit. Just remove the parts off the m1167 and swap. Once I get the M1167 I'll be selling whatever I don't need in classifieds.
I have not been on the forum for a while, and did the same thing, got a REV 1167 slantback to convert my 1165A1, I always wanted a slantback :) Was thinking to keep the parts for spares, transmission, transfer case, geared fan (that alone would cast a lot to get a replacement), radiators look like new, the engine is almost complete, at least in the pictures.
And just like Matt says, has anyone done a similar conversion before?
 

Mattguy

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I have not been on the forum for a while, and did the same thing, got a REV 1167 slantback to convert my 1165A1, I always wanted a slantback :) Was thinking to keep the parts for spares, transmission, transfer case, geared fan (that alone would cast a lot to get a replacement), radiators look like new, the engine is almost complete, at least in the pictures.
And just like Matt says, has anyone done a similar conversion before?
I couldn't find a hardtop and slantback setup for less than 8k. Plus all the extra parts I can sell or keep in my shop. The two man M1152 has no seat bases or rear seats. That's at least worth $800 in parts. I figured with all the small parts I would need, this was the best route, plus its original AM General parts.
 
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