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reproduction XJ/MJ warning light panel
Azzy replied to jeff351's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Probably am, but its hard to keep up with 30 forums, Facebook, email, and everything else for the shop. Plus, most forums want $$$$ from companies thinking we are all Poison Spyder or something, so I stopped actively posting and involving myself with them. -
reproduction XJ/MJ warning light panel
Azzy replied to jeff351's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Thats one of the problems we have right now, I'm trying to sort out how we can charge properly for custom work for the older xjs. Our standard gauge kits for the old gauges (non-backlit) start at 25. Most of our price is dependent on the processes involved, so the back lit stuff (which takes multiple files, edits, and print rips per piece) is easier to charge our custom rate, which starts at 75. Also, we are still moving into our new location, and my other design staff is not full time yet. So I'm turning all custom work down, because we can't devote the time to it. We would just making the normal light locations for these, and some or them to match our other kits (like "Engine Sad" for the no step on snek kits). For now. -
reproduction XJ/MJ warning light panel
Azzy replied to jeff351's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
In the meantime, to keep any out there that look good from breaking down, go out into your garage, find a bottle of armor all, and chuck it in the trash. don't clean the inside of your vehicle with solutions containing silicone, ammonia, or alcohol, all of those can attack rubber, vinyl and plastic. Here in the shop we use 3 cleaners on plastic parts. Dawn dish soap, Novus plastic cleaner, and, pledge furniture wax. If there is anything tough that those won't touch, low VOC mineral spirits has not shown to degrade any of our materials in testing and use either. But I bet it would take color out of some older sunbleached materials. -
reproduction XJ/MJ warning light panel
Azzy replied to jeff351's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
Yikes, Its been a while since I logged in here :D We have the ability (as you can see above) to make these, and had thought about doing them with our normal kits for a while, but the XJ market is a weird one in regards to what one can charge for some products. With interest in the 88-96 kits dropping over time, we havent pursued it further. But, if I have enough people lined up, we could do them. I'll work out some pricing soon. Bear with me, I'm running kindof slow with getting the team up to speed and an injury that I am trying to get taken care of. -
We have removed the limit of how many we are making due to popularity and some new tooling. We also dropped the price a bit. Your choice of pool ball, and 2 short lines of text. 1 week lead time, many in stock now, so wait times are shrinking! We custom mill real billiard balls and inset nylock nuts, laser engrave and paint fill for shift patterns. Pool and billiard balls by request, if you wish for one with no engraving, select that option and save. Price includes shipping in US only, contact us for international shipments wait times! 51.00 Engraved, 43.00 plain. http://www.azzysdesignworks.com/stor...l-ball-shifter Standard threading is for jeeps with 10x1.5 shifter threading (BA10, AX5, AX15) but can do others and other shift patterns at your request. For a limited time, we are giving away these with every HD gauge and pool ball order!
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Azzys Design Works Custom Gauges
Azzy replied to Azzy's topic in Vendors- members making products for MJs
Thanks guys. We offer them, but do not have them listed on the website anylonger, due to the many variations out there. AMC really did like to screw with the aftermarket. -
We will be doing a limited run of these, possibly once a year depending on demand. $55 shipped, your choice of pool ball, and 2 words of text. 2 week lead time, email info@azzysdesignworks.com with your name, ball you would like, transmission (for shift pattern) and short text for laser engraving. We custom mill real billiard balls and inset nylock nuts, laser engrave and paint fill for shift patterns. Included will be a jam nut, we are sourcing out a lower profile version. Lead time will shrink as we get our own laser in house, for how, we have to rent time on another. For those that want these in an automatic, it can be done... there is just additional hardware that needs to be sourced, and brings up the price, but I am willing to include it at cost. First run limited to 25 spots.
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Hello Comanche Club! Since my good friend "thedude" has been mentioning this place so much since a quest for an MJ began, i thought I would get a bit more active. Some of you have already ordered from me, and thank you again. I love Comanches (really want a 91 to play with) and make a gauge set that will fit many of them. check out my end of the year sale, I have a few MJ specific cluster sets ready to go. www.azzysdesignworks.com Here's the latest from an XJ customer, order to install was Thursday - Monday. (install probably took 20 min)
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this was one heck of a tow back. We were on the road about 22 hours between the hotel, pickup and dropoff, with maybe 2 of those stopping for food and a break (beer). If you make a trip like this... prepare to replace your brakes after.
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Oh, we are launching a new style this week for all of our MJ and XJs: I really need to change that first set, the one that is pictured above is in my XJ, and was the first set I did. The cut and form has improved since, with no crease line coming down the large faces. I have the templates, the printer, and the cnc cutter to make what you guys want. These are not made on paper, but a special plastic film that is designed to block out any rear light and be stable in many conditions.
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Thanks for the recomendation! Ive got the pattern for the Renix era clusters, as well as any newer ones that were swapped in. Still working on the older style with the giant fuel gauge though, going to need a full cluster fo that one. You can see more of our work on the website or the facebook page: www.azzysdesignworks.com https://www.facebook.com/AzzysDesignWorks Any questions feel free to email or post here.
