What's on your Work Bench?
- Thread starter certifiablejeep
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- City
- Bedford
- State
- NH
Finally got the winch mount plate installed... found some time in between rain and cold.... welding in the wind yesterday...
cb
cb
- City
- Richmond
- State
- TX
Is that a Scout version? Or does it have an adaptor on the input?
93_Fummins
CJ-8 Member
- City
- Edmond
- State
- OK
Guessing that's the T176 tailhousing
- City
- Lewes
- State
- DE
It's the original. I purchased the Scrambler back in Feb 90 for a work truck.
Yes, I took out 2nd gear back in 95, I put the Scrambler in storage and didn't get around to having the 176 rebuilt until 01
You might have to take the rail mechanism off
? Try drum sticks? Send Paul Cangialosi from 5Speeds.com an email and see if he responds.
- City
- Bedford
- State
- NH
Trying something new... covers came as part of a lot of parts I bought and I had a seat frame... first foray into actually trying to cover a CJ seat.
These are not originals, or original material, but look close enough that I am sure someone could use them in a nutmeg type interior Jeep... we will see how it goes.
I was having a beer I picked up from @jerseyjeeps and a snack from the kids lunch bag...
cb
These are not originals, or original material, but look close enough that I am sure someone could use them in a nutmeg type interior Jeep... we will see how it goes.
I was having a beer I picked up from @jerseyjeeps and a snack from the kids lunch bag...
cb
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- City
- Merton
- State
- WI
Hog Ring pliers will be your friend! I am certain of your success.
- City
- Bedford
- State
- NH
Yeah, I got a set of them coming today in the mail with some hog rings... the stuff they shipped in the cover box didn't look like they would work too well... I will post up pics when I am done.
cb
cb
- City
- Bedford
- State
- NH
Bottom went on pretty smooth
The top seems extra tight and short... so I am gonna leave it out in the sun all day and see what happens.
But all in all, it just took a lot of time and looking at another seat to see how it was all attached... the covers are nice... not perfect, but I definitely would like to save an OEM seat with a cover than go aftermarket... but that is me.
cb
cb
The top seems extra tight and short... so I am gonna leave it out in the sun all day and see what happens.
But all in all, it just took a lot of time and looking at another seat to see how it was all attached... the covers are nice... not perfect, but I definitely would like to save an OEM seat with a cover than go aftermarket... but that is me.
cb
cb
- City
- Bedford
- State
- NH
I don't know where it came from or who made it, there aren't any marks on the inside... I know a few companies have made them over the years and there are some really high end ones, but I don't think this is that... it is nice, but there are a few hiccups here and there and a little long in some places... but overall it is much better than what I started with.
cb
- City
- Molalla
- State
- Or
Probably made by autointeriorkits in CA but on Ebay. The sides on the backs don't come down quite far enough to meet the bottom cushion and so the little flaps that stand up on the bottom like to pop out when you sit on the seat. Either the flaps need to be taller or the sides of the backs need to be longer. Other than that, they are nice covers for the money.
- City
- Bedford
- State
- NH
I just looked them up, that seems about right from what I am seeing.
Been in the sun for 3 hours, came down a little, but not enough for what I would like to see...
cb
Been in the sun for 3 hours, came down a little, but not enough for what I would like to see...
cb
- City
- Molalla
- State
- Or
You can add some padding on the bottom cushion to raise up the area where those flaps stick up which helps a little.
- City
- Centennial
- State
- CO
This is on my project list too. What did you use for the setup and what bellhousing is this. I have used moderndriveline.com before but would like to get other ideas as well.