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Nice! Def. jealous of the terrain being here on the east coast.

Since a lot of us actually drive our beloved 8's as much as possible. I am sure I am not alone, I try to find any excuse to do so, I thought it would be cool to share a quick highlight of where we are driving our scramblers, other then for a quick beer or grocery run. Going up to Mount Airy...

Thanks jersey, is there a thread that goes through the 81-86 years on the windshield frame ribs etc?

Did the factory windshield frames off the 1984 year production have a rib or was smooth? Any other identifying factors?

Great color and decal combo, nice to see another scrambo getting the love it deserves

Much appreciated

Ok thanks.

And hood support rod?

Were the grill supports and fender to firewall braces painted same color as body from factory? Assuming yes...

Nice, def. give me a shout the next time your in the area. Not too many scrambler running around here!

Thanks Polarfire. Actually, just single. It's powered by a 304 with stock manifolds, y-pipe connection, flowmaster 40 series muffler w/ 2-1/2" single pipe. Just loud enough. Btw - The uncut dash you sold me about a year or so ago is in the Jeep. Turned out perfect, looks great in the...

Thanks Pman. Yours looks amazing from the pics posted, only original once. It's actually a 4", so gains about 3-1/2" I would say. The ideal combination in my opinion is 4" lift with either 33x12.5 or 33x10.5 tires.

Just caught this post and have been reading through it, great looking scrambo. I will say I am partial to the color/decal combo.

Thanks for posting images.

If you have a chance that would be great, maybe one other of the inside front so I can see how the metal piece is mounted to the fiberglass. Thanks!

Anyone have a pic of what it looks like in there so I can find the right thing?

Thanks for the info. Is the metal strip on the inside cavity as seen in pic #2 or to inside of the fiberglass area that mounts to the inside windshield frame? Or do you see the metal strip from inside the jeep may be an easy way of describing it?

Anyone know if there is something that goes inside here or attaches to front to mount to windshield frame?