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    A 30th Anniversary Gift to the Forum: The Epic Unboxing of the Exported Queen

    Very nice. I love original unrestored survivors. It pretty awesome that you also got the full history and a ton of New old stock parts with it. You are definitely passionate about being a good care taker for it and I think that’s the best kind of classic vehicle owner Congratulations on an...
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    What did you do to your TJ today?

    People can really suck sometimes. Thank you for doing what you do. I do my best to pick up small trash along the trail but it’s good to see people cleaning up the big stuff
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    OEM seat fabric source?

    Took a look at the material shelf at the end of the day yesterday and couldn’t find it so I guess we must have used it.
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    Trail_Krawler & Trail_Willys

    That may be one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen
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    Nothing I need, everything I want (2005 TJR, impact orange)

    Also the storage setup that Blain built is truly amazing. I have been thinking about trying to build some kind of storage for my Jeep for the last few years and never thought of anything like the overhead storage and side storage area. Very cool stuff.
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    Nothing I need, everything I want (2005 TJR, impact orange)

    I second the please don’t stop posting request. Though I am not one to post a lot on the internet, I have learned that most of what I thought I knew about building a Jeep before joining this forum was wrong. I have learned so much from reading build threads like this one and many others. I...
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    WTB: OEM AM/FM radio single CD player for 2005 TJ

    Happy to give it to someone who needs it. You a welcome to drive down and get or I can look at shipping costs just let me know. If you have any need for stock suspension parts I would let you have those too.
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    WTB: OEM AM/FM radio single CD player for 2005 TJ

    This came out of my 04 Rubicon with factory sub don’t know about if it is any different than one without the sub.
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    WTB: OEM AM/FM radio single CD player for 2005 TJ

    I’ve been going through my garage and attic and just found my factory radio it’s yours if you want it. I’m in the Denton TX area. Merry Christmas.
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    Adventures with ACC carpet kits

    I understand your frustration as someone who also tries to do the best possible work for customers. Unfortunately the parts that are available for us to buy seem to be getting worse in quality as the owners of old companies are retiring and selling out to larger companies.
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    Adventures with ACC carpet kits

    This is the ACC mass backed loop carpet kit that I installed in my 1976 Dodge truck. It was too long in the back and the front sides. Both of those areas binding so I cut it off and trimmed to fit. Sewed on new binding after. The bigger problem was that the transmission tunnel was molded to big...
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    Adventures with ACC carpet kits

    Most of the major fit problems we have had with ACC kits have been because whoever put the carpet onto the molding machine put it on crooked. We do our best to check for that issue first before cutting anything so we can return if that’s the case. You can also cut the thread on the back of the...
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    Adventures with ACC carpet kits

    I am not sure but a new carpet ordered from the dealership is much better and very different from kit carpet. Same thing goes for seat covers. However stock on those parts are limited and when they are gone they are gone.
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    Adventures with ACC carpet kits

    I been working in auto upholstery for 12 years and I can tell you that this has been my experience with all interior kit parts. ACC is the never fits perfect but unfortunately they are the best option if you want the carpet to be removable. Seat kits aren’t any better.
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    What did you do to your TJ today?

    The hub kit made my vibration issue significantly better and was worth it in my opinion. I still have the harmonic vibrations starting at about 70 mph but it is livable.