BUILD: My 1987 "Wagoneer" XJ Limited
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Door-rod re-installation
Way too many hours spent reassembling just one... Here's the layout:
#123
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I'm making some progress...
FRONT END
NOS stuff:
- Grill
- Parking lamps
- Fog lamps
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After-market:
- Headlamp surrounds / Lens
- Bumper end caps / guards
- Bumper insert (black)
Restored/polished:
- Chrome trim above grill
Enhancements:
- Covered exposed areas under headlamps
- Loom to cover fog lamp wires
- New headlights
NOS stuff:
- Grill
- Parking lamps
- Fog lamps
-
After-market:
- Headlamp surrounds / Lens
- Bumper end caps / guards
- Bumper insert (black)
Restored/polished:
- Chrome trim above grill
Enhancements:
- Covered exposed areas under headlamps
- Loom to cover fog lamp wires
- New headlights
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Turning a useless cut-out into storage:
BEFORE:
AFTER - The bottom section will be attached and hinged...
AFTER - So the top section can be pulled open...
Carpet and finger-pull to be added later.
AFTER - The bottom section will be attached and hinged...
AFTER - So the top section can be pulled open...
Carpet and finger-pull to be added later.
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Year: 90
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Good morning Crist.
I have to say, although I am not a fan of the "Waggy", I am a fan of yours, and the amount of effort, and attention to detail that you've put into it.
I don't know if there are concourse style events for cars as young as yours, but if there are, you should seriously think about entering it in a few shows.
I am looking forward to seeing the completion of this Jeep.
Thanks for posting your build.
Scott
I have to say, although I am not a fan of the "Waggy", I am a fan of yours, and the amount of effort, and attention to detail that you've put into it.
I don't know if there are concourse style events for cars as young as yours, but if there are, you should seriously think about entering it in a few shows.
I am looking forward to seeing the completion of this Jeep.
Thanks for posting your build.
Scott
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Thanks for the kind words Scott.
Good morning Crist.
I have to say, although I am not a fan of the "Waggy", I am a fan of yours, and the amount of effort, and attention to detail that you've put into it.
I don't know if there are concourse style events for cars as young as yours, but if there are, you should seriously think about entering it in a few shows.
I am looking forward to seeing the completion of this Jeep.
Thanks for posting your build.
Scott
I have to say, although I am not a fan of the "Waggy", I am a fan of yours, and the amount of effort, and attention to detail that you've put into it.
I don't know if there are concourse style events for cars as young as yours, but if there are, you should seriously think about entering it in a few shows.
I am looking forward to seeing the completion of this Jeep.
Thanks for posting your build.
Scott
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Small stuff...
Small stuff...
Covered the plastic bumper filler/shield with textured-vinyl:
Covered the plastic bumper filler/shield with textured-vinyl:
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Interior...
I have sent-out the first interior panel to be covered - I intend on covering all the interior plastic. For the purists... I use double-faced tape so the panels can be restored to original:
1) NOS matching fabric across the top
2) New carpet (to be wrapped)
3) Top of carpet and around latch-cover to be bound/stitched
If this works... I'll have the other panels done too!
1) NOS matching fabric across the top
2) New carpet (to be wrapped)
3) Top of carpet and around latch-cover to be bound/stitched
If this works... I'll have the other panels done too!
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Headliner
NOS Headliner has arrived! Need to have it covered in a matching Tan material:
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