Buying full doors. What to look for

anyone?

don't know about changing the cj/yj doors, but the tj doors won't fit a cj/yj.

The TJ doors will fit but the door latch mechanisms has to be changed. The sheetmetal is still the same design as the CJ, YJ.
Tas '89 YJ

it was my understanding that the windshield angle was changed on the tj as well. is it the same as the cj/yj?

The windshield does have more angle to it, but only because the bottom of the frame is thicker than the CJ/YJ windshield frame. This added thickness pushes the bottom of the glass out further from the driver, but the angle where the frame meets the door frame is the same. car makers like to cut corners so they kept the same sheetmetal for the doors. Just like the '93-2000 Camaros and Firebirds have basicly the same floor panels and rear suspension as the older modles.
Later
Tas
'89 YJ
'89 Firebird

TJ doors might fight but it wouldn't be right. you'd have to adjust the striker and if you wanted to get a hardtop too it they would never work. Also TJ doors are like 5" thick while CJ & YJ doors are more like 2". you would have to move your seats in and TJ doors would be more hassle than they're worth even if they were free.
-Mark

80 CJ-7 Laredo 304v8 TF999 3.73's BFG M/T's

What's a striker?
Tas

You can do the conversion..I have seen it done. They bought the tj strikers and mounted them in their original position...the doors did stick in farther, but only a few inches...and they had custom leather bucket seats from an infiniti anyway....lots of work...my opinion...get some newer paddle style doors and live with it.
~TIM~

I'm not afraid of dying...I'm scared of not living

chevy-Cj-7