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Trying to post on the "Wanted" forum. It requests "To Suit". I'm a Yank and I'm not familiar with that term. Can somebody explain. Thanks.
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Trying to post on the "Wanted" forum. It requests "To Suit". I'm a Yank and I'm not familiar with that term. Can somebody explain. Thanks.
It should mean what is this part suitable for. Example-this bracket suits a WJ or WK.
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Sounds like you are after a part.
'To suit' means that the part is suitable for your jeep.
Like 'To suit a 2000 XJ 4.0 petrol' would make sure those reading knew that it was an update model. For parts like tail lights that change with model year its important.
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Trying to post on the "Wanted" forum. It requests "To Suit". I'm a Yank and I'm not familiar with that term. Can somebody explain. Thanks.
Strange how you don’t understand what this means. I’ve just spoken to my in-laws in California plus my brother-in-laws also in SoCal and they knew exactly what I meant. It’s a strange world 😆
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In Australia, unlike the US, all Jeep negotiations including buying and selling of parts must be conducted in a business suit.

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That TJ is a nice colour!
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The phrase "to suit" indicates that the part is appropriate for your Jeep.
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