Nice jy finds today, tire carrier, seats.
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Nice jy finds today, tire carrier, seats.
Not sure if these seats are leather or not but they are almost perfect with a nice "Cherokee Classic" embroidered on the headrest. What can I say about the tire carrier but that it is the first one I have ever seen.
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A few years ago, I rebuilt one of those tire carriers and sold it on ebay. The two main issues with it are the tire mount, and the brass bushings in the hinge, both of which get damaged if the carrier is loaded heavy or bounced around. They are not very sturdy.
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Nice find on the leather seats they look really good, wish I had a nice set like them. SCORE!!
The Tire Carrier they are only good for a stock size tire and even then had known issues. I personally would not install it. What I would do is clean it up good and paint it then place it on eBay, this web site and other Cherokee sites.
If you need a rear tire carrier bumper buy one later when you must for larger tires and yes we all end up going with larger tires/rims.
The Tire Carrier they are only good for a stock size tire and even then had known issues. I personally would not install it. What I would do is clean it up good and paint it then place it on eBay, this web site and other Cherokee sites.
If you need a rear tire carrier bumper buy one later when you must for larger tires and yes we all end up going with larger tires/rims.
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Just out of curiosity how much did you pay for the seats? I've been wanting to buy a rear seat for my xj but I'm afraid it will be expensive at a junkyard.
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Those are some of the oddest XJ leather seats I have ever seen, but the Cherokee symbol is kinda cool.
I have the leather bucket seats from a Limited.
I have the leather bucket seats from a Limited.
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I paid $90 for the whole set. A few months ago I let a nice leather set slip by and wish I hadn't so I grabbed these as soon as I seen them.
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Replacement bushings were bought from the dealer, part number 83507112 for a set of all four. It was a little complicated for me, they had incorrect parts in the bag, and I had to wait a while for Jeep to get the right parts from one of their suppliers and then to the dealer. The last I heard, the parts had since been discontinued. I suppose a machine shop could carve new ones from hdmp or something but it would cost a bit.
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I bought a tire mounting plate from one of the fabrication houses and welded it to the stand. That increased the upper strength quite a bit.
Replacement bushings were bought from the dealer, part number 83507112 for a set of all four. It was a little complicated for me, they had incorrect parts in the bag, and I had to wait a while for Jeep to get the right parts from one of their suppliers and then to the dealer. The last I heard, the parts had since been discontinued. I suppose a machine shop could carve new ones from hdmp or something but it would cost a bit.
Replacement bushings were bought from the dealer, part number 83507112 for a set of all four. It was a little complicated for me, they had incorrect parts in the bag, and I had to wait a while for Jeep to get the right parts from one of their suppliers and then to the dealer. The last I heard, the parts had since been discontinued. I suppose a machine shop could carve new ones from hdmp or something but it would cost a bit.
Just curious, do you remember what you got out of the one you posted on ebay?
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