BUILD: My 1987 "Wagoneer" XJ Limited

[Crist Clapper]

These will be located at sill of each four side-windows.

Originally Posted by Ecomike

Well now, I may just have to try this out one day. Need to replace the window guides and seals first before I get this detail conscious. Found a real nice looking, still after 28 years, 1989 Wagoneer Ltd Ed. near me today for sale. Do I need a pair of these?

[Ecomike]

Originally Posted by Crist Clapper

These will be located at sill of each four side-windows.

If I am not mistaken my entire part on my 85 Cherokee Pioneer has that black material on the entire part. It is peeling badly on it in places. Been bothered for some time about the lost visual appeal. But I do know it is broken, missing and peeling in places on my 87 Wagoneer.

[Crist Clapper]

Getting ready to install the radio... No Plug-N-Play on this one!

[Crist Clapper]

Originally Posted by Ecomike

If I am not mistaken my entire part on my 85 Cherokee Pioneer has that black material on the entire part. It is peeling badly on it in places. Been bothered for some time about the lost visual appeal. But I do know it is broken, missing and peeling in places on my 87 Wagoneer.

There are other models that were solid black.

[Ecomike]

Originally Posted by Crist Clapper

There are other models that were solid black.

Yep, and it looks like mine on my 85-modified diesel (was gas) is solid black over chrome? How odd.

Thanks for the radio wiring, I need a new radio in mine, I am saving that image. I also new speakers for my front doors. Got any suggestions?

Did I mention there is beautiful looking on the out side 89 Wagoneer for sale here in Houston for $2300 right now?

I am so tempted to grab it. No sign of rust I can see and the wood sides are still real nice looking. About 225,000 miles. I hope it finds a good new owner. They are so rare now

[Crist Clapper]

Speakers: I puchased these and just installed two in the hatch... They sound great!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JEEP-SPEAKER...item1a21961f98

Originally Posted by Ecomike

Yep, and it looks like mine on my 85-modified diesel (was gas) is solid black over chrome? How odd.

Thanks for the radio wiring, I need a new radio in mine, I am saving that image. I also new speakers for my front doors. Got any suggestions?

Did I mention there is beautiful looking on the out side 89 Wagoneer for sale here in Houston for $2300 right now?

I am so tempted to grab it. No sign of rust I can see and the wood sides are still real nice looking. About 225,000 miles. I hope it finds a good new owner. They are so rare now

[Crist Clapper]

I searched briefly for the XJ's you mentions... Didn't find them. Then... One is enough for me!

[Jeep Driver]

Exquisite work!

Have you finished it? Are you going to show pics of it completed?

[Crist Clapper]

Originally Posted by Jeep Driver

Exquisite work!

Have you finished it? Are you going to show pics of it completed?

Thanks! I'm about 70% done. It's my therapy... So I'm not is a rush.

[Crist Clapper]

Originally Posted by Crist Clapper

A good friend who is always on the look-out for me... Found this hard-to-find rear air-deflector (blade). The material is a brushed-aluminum. It is currently at the paint-shop where is will be coated/painted/sanded to a smooth finish to match the OEM paint/finish; Including the mounting-brackets and screw-covers.

Back from the paint-shop and installed... Top. Bottom is what the before looked like.

[Crist Clapper]

A long time coming… But the first interior panel is done. Out with old plastic stuff!

[Jeep Driver]

[BALTANAKT]

Was loving the thread.

But where did you get the idea to cover everything in carpet?

[Ecomike]

Originally Posted by BALTANAKT

Was loving the thread.

But where did you get the idea to cover everything in carpet?

All of mine are OEM with carpet.

[N8N_99xj]

Originally Posted by Ecomike

Have you or anyone with a Wagoneer installed an aftermarket headlight-relay harness to take he power load of the POS headlight switches that never last???? If so where did you find the harness? Part number? The cherokee harness is for 2 bulbs, with different pin styles than the 4 bulb wagoneers. The Cherokee is a 3 pin single bulb. The wagoneers are two pin, with different pin styles so the low beam and high beam can not be swapped by accident.

I would check out Susquehanna Motorsports if you don't want to roll your own.

http://www.rallylights.com/hl282-sms...d-systems.html