anyone near Nashville??
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From: Music City
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 high output
Originally Posted by Practicool
Well, the seats were electric, and in fact I still have the power tracks. However, I've detailed cars for 4 years, and 4 years worth of waiting on power seats to slide forward has turned me off from them. Sooo, now they're just on my XJ sliders. As for the rears...
A WJ rear seat write up was hard to come by. Lot's of guys did it with ZJ seats, I just struggled to find a WJ one. I eventually did though, and no, it wasn't too hard if you have the right tools. It involved some drilling through the WJ brackets and some through the floor pans (which I avoided as much as possible), and also some cutting of the bottom plastic to fit the wheel wells. But all in all I'm beyond pleased. Beats the park bench by a mile, and they still fold forward/ semi flat (there's about an inch rise from cargo to seats). All in all, it's about an 8 hour project for both. I did mine over a span of a few days because I used our tools at work, and just came in before/ stayed after shifts. I'll put it this way, I changed my oil for the first time by myself last week, and tackled this this week. Not too difficult for anyone with the will to do it.
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From: Wartrace, TN
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
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How about these? Just finished the seat swap yesterday. SO pumped. Also wired the CB up. Loving this XJ more and more every day. And Jeepokee, do you go to MTSU? If not, you have a twin in the parking lot.
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How about these? Just finished the seat swap yesterday. SO pumped. Also wired the CB up. Loving this XJ more and more every day. And Jeepokee, do you go to MTSU? If not, you have a twin in the parking lot.
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From: Wartrace, TN
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
Man, as long as your 4x4 works you will be just fine! My cherokee's are the only rigs going with us that have any kind of lift what-so-ever. Most of the trails are VERY easy and if there is something that you cant do or dont feel comfortable doing there is always a high road. Its up to you tho... just getting out of the house and cooking on the fire is enough persuasion for me lol!
I'd really love to go, it sounds like a lot of fun, but i don't think i'll be able to. I got a huge hole in the roof of my shop i gotta get fixxed and my bike needs tires REALLY bad, so im pretty broke right now. I would do good to afford gas to get there and back, let alone the price of admission, and if i broke sumthin,... heaven help us.
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From: Wartrace, TN
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
Yes sir, i understand. I have been saving for quite a while for this trip and the $2k that has seemed to go missing from my bank since i bought my XJ lol. Thats ok tho, you'll just have to be sure to make the next one! We are going to chattanooga at the end of April to wheel on Big Fork and Lewis Chapel...
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From: MURFREESBORO, TN
Year: 98
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Hey all! Scott here. New to CF, not to Cherokees.
Jus finished my 7.5" RE long arm kit.
Working on sye and drive shaft this week. Im game for some wheeling.
Jus finished my 7.5" RE long arm kit.
Working on sye and drive shaft this week. Im game for some wheeling.
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From: Wartrace, TN
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
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