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zook drawers question

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zook drawers question

Post by stumped »

so i'm selling my old draws from the zook... http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic140810.php

actually have a tech question, not just pimpin' my wares :P

this was built for my 88/89 WT sierra, just wondering if there was much difference in the internal dimensions of the sierra's over the years? i'm guessing not much, but wanted to check before i give anyone the wrong info. the main concern is the width between the wheel arches... i'm assuming they didn't shrink in length post 88 and any minor changes can just be cut out of the wood so long as the drawers fit in the arches....

any word gurus?
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Post by cjdeane10 »

the body changed from NT to WT in 1988.5... according to the info i have

But if your car is a WT, then it should fit other WT's... not sure about coilys - they changed the front clip, but i dont think the rear of the zook was altered much

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Post by stumped »

yup, mine was a widetrack.

any of the coily boys know if there's much difference?
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Post by Spike_Sierra »

cjdeane10 wrote:the body changed from NT to WT in 1988.5... according to the info i have
how did they change, im sure there is no difference between the two.
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Post by lay80n »

Spike_Sierra wrote:
cjdeane10 wrote:the body changed from NT to WT in 1988.5... according to the info i have
how did they change, im sure there is no difference between the two.

As far as i know, it was just external body changes, like flares etc. Internal dimesions should stay the same. Your draws should fit in pretty much any SWB sierra Steve (JMHO anyway :cool: )

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drawers

Post by Pyrotech »

if u gave them to me.. i could check it for an extended period of time.... :D
just to make sure the body doesnt change shape with use...
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Post by stumped »

thanks layto, that's what i thought... noone's contradicted yet...

greg, lemme think 'bout that for a sec. ohh, i've got a good idea... i'll lend them to you to test if you put down $300 as security ;)
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Post by Pyrotech »

stumped wrote: greg, lemme think 'bout that for a sec. ohh, i've got a good idea... i'll lend them to you to test if you put down $300 as security ;)
i will do that, as long as when i give the drawers back, u give me back my $300
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