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Serious tow pintle and extra capacity air conditioning. I have never seen a tow pintle on a CJ7. :crazy:


 
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RHD with manual stick trans, transfer case stick, floor-mounted emergency brake AND factory console. I'd always wondered if that configuration was possible! (Love to see how they wedged the console in there...)
 
Jambo said:
RHD with manual stick trans, transfer case stick, floor-mounted emergency brake AND factory console. I'd always wondered if that configuration was possible! (Love to see how they wedged the console in there...)
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I don't think the console was ever available that way. Just my two cents from adding a factory console to the overlander and how much of a huge chunk I had to cut out of it to make it fit and look right. Maybe they did that. But it really was a huge chunk. I'd bet his has a huge chunk and hits it when you really pull on the cable.


 
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1990 CJ-7

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This is an Indonesian version of CJ7 Limited. Unlike the US version which were availiable in 1982-1983, the Indonesian Limiteds were introduced to the market in 1986 as premium model and the production continued until 1992, using the leftover chassis and body parts.

They were equipped with Ramsey winch and long side steps. There options for interior, i.e. Nutmeg and Slate Blue Western Weave just like what US version has and Black vinyl with white purse straps like Laredo's. The exterior appearence is plain like a base model, unlike the monochromatic US version. The wheels are chrome steelies, without the beauty rings.


 
Maybe the console is thinner to except the parking brake?
 
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I like how the driver gets to stare at the Jeep logo on the dash. I guess those were leftovers and Chrysler did not care about them having the AMC logo on them. At least not enough to make new ones.
 
That's the factory original setting of floor parking brake and center console, Eric.

And the center console is the same one as those in the US, Joey.


 
gr8dain said:
I like how the driver gets to stare at the Jeep logo on the dash. I guess those were leftovers and Chrysler did not care about them having the AMC logo on them. At least not enough to make new ones.
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There is your hand brake Dain! Maybe Johny can get you the parts you need or at least some pics of how it is set up.
 
jtaufik said:
That's the factory original setting of floor parking brake and center console, Eric.

And the center console is the same one as those in the US, Joey.
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Now I see. The console doesn't sit between the seats evenly. That bothered the crap outta me so I did what I did in the overlander. :wave:


 
The inside of the doors have a covered panel that covers the upper portion that is usually painted. First time for me seeing that covered. Is this someting that AMC did on certain models or was this something an owner did to cover the crack by the windwing or to just make the door match the interior?

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Wait... WHAT??? 90??

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