It's not a huge deal if the seats don't fold forward if you aren't going to drive the truck much, but that space is very valuable in my truck as I do drive my truck every day in the summer and I use just about all of the cab space that there is.
Looks like it would be a great work truck for someone, make it run and drive and use it. I don't know if I would consider it cheap or not, but I think that it is a fair price, considering it will need a fair bit of work to make reliable.
What are you talking about, she's a beaut! I thought about adding it to this thread, just hadn't had a chance yet. Even the tops of the fenders and around the door handles have rust holes. RUST HOLES-AT THE DOOR HANDLES!!!!! I'll try to grab a pic tomorrow.
If what we have in the registry is an accurate representation (thanks @fiatslug87!), 1988 MJs accounted for nearly 25% of MJ production (286/1166=.245 or 24.5%). 1986s account for approximately 25% of MJ production (293/1166=.251 or 25.1%). That said, we do not know if the registry actually shows the ratio or not. It looks like 88s and 86s are equally common though.
Well, I see it finally happened. I just saw on Facebook that FCA North America changed their name to Stellantis North America. The deal closed on Saturday. I wonder what this mean's for the future of Jeep? Here is a link to do some reading if you are interested.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-stellantis-deal/after-long-journey-fiat-chrysler-and-psa-seal-merger-to-become-stellantis-idUSKBN29L001
I know that our trucks are climbing in value, but I have a hard time believing that a 2wd with a salvage title will bring 8k. But I also know Californians are...unique, so who knows.
Ok, any Comanche bucket seat (1986 to 1992) Will bolt right in, otherwise any Cherokee seat (1984-1994) will fit if you change the seat brackets. @krustyballer16 makes new seat brackets.
You have buckets and you want to keep buckets? The seat brackets are MJ specific. Otherwise, 2 door XJ seats are very similar, they just have different brackets. @Pete M, please move this to tech.