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Ummm... Y'all Suck!! 
That is so sharp, and who'd a thunk, a FSJ with carpet that isn't rotted!
That is so sharp, and who'd a thunk, a FSJ with carpet that isn't rotted!
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Texas Full Size Jeep Association
1987 Grand Wagoneer
AMC 360/TF727/NP229
1999 Wrangler Sport
4.0L/AX-15/NV231
?Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction? by Ronald Reagan.
Formerly of DFW/Gun Barrel City, TX - eventually to return...
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Absolutely beautiful
He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. Faithful and true to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.Comment
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Stunning.
Breakfast amounts to one live toad, I choke that mofo down, and I am rest assured that nothing worse will happen to me for the rest of the day.
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CJ truck project
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My pics must be pretty good, Lindel, the carpet isn't ripped but it's definitely threadbare to say the least. Probably not as bad as some of the southern rigs where it's just an oven in the summer.
DH is outside working on the seatbelts now and I have pictures as he goes along.
The guy who did the body work and put on the decals keeps saying that I must hate his guts. It was a lot of work for him but not only did we pay him, we bought him a nice plazma cutter too. It takes some of the sting out!It's an AMC thing...nobody understands
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That is a beauty for sure!
You must be very proud.
Flint
Ran when parked.
http://jubileejeeps.org/quadratrac
88 GW, 401/727/208, 5" lift, D44s/4.10s/locked up, 35s with a few Evil Twin & TT's Fabworks mods
76 401 Wag, 77 401 Wag, 77 401 J20
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Rear seat belts
Well, one side is completed. We used rear shoulder belts out of a classic 90's Cherokee and took a few cosmetic pieces to use too. They look great! They are only for decorative purposes though.
Last edited by Bev25; 04-27-2008, 10:51 AM.It's an AMC thing...nobody understands
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Oh, all that white stuff is gone. It was glue residue from where the previous owner tried duct taping up all the panels to keep the exhaust fumes from pouring in. When we got it it had practically no rear quarters left on it.It's an AMC thing...nobody understands
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Nice rear belt conversion. How did you get the belt run through the hole in the panel? I didn't think the fabric was detachable.Ethan Brady
1987 Grand Wagoneer, slightly longer than stock.
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Don't mess with me. I once killed a living hinge.Comment
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He used that gray cover plate to cover the hole. The hole is big enough to get the entire upper plastic assembly through. Then he hid the lower portion all behind the panel.It's an AMC thing...nobody understands
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Oh yeah- very important
Of course we would never recommend installing safety features by yourself. Only a trained professional should be hired if considering any type of modifications to anything on your vehicle.
The below applies entirely:
STANDARD LIABILITY DISCLAIMER: Clearly, the only reason to install shoulder belts is to garner compliments on how handy you are; they are for decorative purposes only and should never be used. Legally, not only do I think that shoulder belts installed based on the below description will not protect occupants under any circumstance, I think that installing rear shoulder belts will cause the wheels to fall off your FSJ, your gas tank to explode, your dog to leave you, your teeth to fall out, and your family and friends to start giving you large economy-size bottles of Bean-O as gifts. In other words, I accept no responsibility for your results if you install shoulder belts; proceed at your own risk.It's an AMC thing...nobody understands
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Wow, gorgeous. Very, very nice work. I love the blue and silver with the 'S' package graphics, very sharp. Nice job on the shoulder belts too (also love the disclaimer on doing that mod). The one and only thing I would personally change, would be to swap to a razor grille, and perhaps a 2" lift and 31's. How's the side exit exhaust?'84 Grand Wagoneer 360/727/229, 32" General ST's and 36" Swampers, 3" lift, TFI/Mallory 6AL, CS 144, Taurus fan, custom bumper, and custom 'bodywork'. Soon to have 6" lift
'79 Cherokee S 360/T15/D20, rusting away while I figure out what to do with it
'91 Final Edition GW in Spinnaker Blue!
My FSJ pics
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Looks awesome!
And thank you for posting photos. After six months of staring at Elroy and Elwood staining the concrete I finally dragged them inside today and got a good start to the project... which only happened because you inspired me.Comment
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Very well done! Well worth the time and effort!David V.
'81 J-10 Laredo AMC 304 v8 727 tf trans
np 208 t-case 33" mud kings
"The government cannot give to anyone anything that it does not first take from someone else."
Every man has a 6 pack, just some of us chose to carry it in one container.Comment
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Dang that thing is sweet!!!charlie
KB0HXA
"Crom" 76/75 Cherokee/J20 Hybred,
How you behave toward cats here below determines your status in Heaven.Originally posted by Gambler68congrats...that's the first post on here I have absolutely no effing clue how to comment on.
Robert A. Heinlein
The birth of CROM is recorded here
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I know of no words worthy to describe the awesome job you did! You should treat yourself to the biggest steak you can find and enjoy!..,=====,o00o
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1983 Cherokee Chief Laredo W/T 360/auto
1982 Cherokee Chief W/T 360/4 speed
I now have an official Muslim name...Ochroma Bin Polishin.
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