eaglescout526

Just the plastic that covers the metal? I believe you ought to be able to find such from ford and GM of the era. They are Bendix seatbelts. Even an XJ should have that cover.

Oh nice! Let me know. I dont know if I need the motor but may not hurt to have if I have to get a little creative with the eagle.

I just need pics and measurement of the knob hole for the arm and or if the XJ rear wiper motor is available, measurement of that knob would be much better.

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They are yours! As far as I can tell, they feel like they will operate just fine. Ill shoot you a PM later.

I remember watching project farm do drill bit sharpeners a year or so ago.

I am gonna have to hunt these down now and bling both Jeeps.

Wait. There’s chrome glove box handles?

This Jeep is criminally fun.

Why does a painted bumper make our Jeeps look plasticky?

So back to this car. I still dont have money for it haha. How ever! @89 MJ is here and we took a look at the car. It is confirmed a WS6 car Built the 4th week of January at the Van Nuys plant in CA. With water-based paint in Platinum with Carmine Vinyl Deluxe seats/interior. Neat! Everything about this car is correct and will have to be restored properly now going forward. No Low-bucking this one.

That’s probably why Chrysler did away with that set up. Cause one couldn’t do an on the side of the road bypass. Makes sense now.

Thats really neat. I swear I had seen or heard of something like this somewhere during my research of the Dana cruise control system.

Fun fact, AMC testing procedures for testing the module is to set the pots to a “default” and test and see if cruise control engages at 30mph. That’s the absolute lowest it will engage and set at.

Happy build day Chunk!