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I did some work this wekend

That's exactly what folks have done but check that opening you're left with against your photo. I think you'll end up with smaller glass.
 
bigwalton said:
That's exactly what folks have done but check that opening you're left with against your photo. I think you'll end up with smaller glass.
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Ill do some measuring and mockup when I get time and check it out. do you know anyone with a worldcab that could share some measurments?
 
ebertf said:
Ill do some measuring and mockup when I get time and check it out. do you know anyone with a worldcab that could share some measurments?
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DeLuke (member) has an Overlander (among several other Jeeps), he might be a resource. :shrug:
 
Here are a few photos, kind of hard to climb around it right now. It is full of spares.

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I believe this is a partial list of Overlanders in the US.

Mine - white exterior / blue strips / blue interior

DeLuke - blue exterior / blue stripe / blue ? Interior (or is it black, don’t remember)

Owner ? Chansolo (In OK?) - White exterior / no stripes / tan interior

JerseyJeep - White exterior / tan stripes / tan interior

Firemanhank - Red exterior / black stripes / tan & red interior

formerly cjocho (new owner?) - blue exterior / blue stripes / black interior (former AMC yard car)

Abbott (formerly Buffy) - tan exterior / tan interior (LHD, 1986, intended for export to Africa)

Jambo - unknown colors

Tops only - cj7pilot (no glass) & another forum member has a top with all glass not currently on a Jeep.

I am sure there are a few more in the US, but I don’t recall them. (Heard rumors of one in Austin, but this is unconfirmed.) Feel free to add to the list if you have any info and wish to share.

These are all world cab wagons with the quarter vent windows at the rear, not converted postal van tops.
 
If you are going to go full black top, do this to the center area of the top I will make it a lot cooler in the summer. I have done it to 3 of my Jeeps and it helps a lot.20160408_124014.jpgDSC03618.JPG20190624_082751.jpg
 
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If you have any specific measurements you want, let me know.
 
@ebertf

Would you mind taking a few pics of the fender brace setup on both sides? I cannot find my pics and these braces, at least the ones on my Postal, are different than the others I have messed with in the past. I believe there are 4 under the battery and 2 on the other side. Thanks!
 
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