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07-15-2009, 06:19 PM
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Well I just picked the jeep up and I am completly HAPPY!!
Get out your sun glasses.
I saw pics of others who had the linex put on and they had the door seals done and thought that was a good idea.
I guess its hard to see in this pic but I don't use a hard top so I I had the top edge done also.
Rear seat section.
Hatch.
He didn't spray the bottom of the cubby cover but he told me if I wanted it to bring it back and he would do it for free.
You guys are right, it will show dirt good, but it cleans easy.
a close up
I love it, they did a great job. I ordered black and white neoprene seat covers and black floor mats. the covers won't be here for 4 to 6 weeks. I think it really coming together.
Some advice for any one thinking of doing this. If you remove the lumpy calk, (I think it looks way beter with it out), I would go back with a calking gun and fill in any gaps left behind. I did some but not enough. hard to see in the pics but easy to see in the light.
Get out your sun glasses.I saw pics of others who had the linex put on and they had the door seals done and thought that was a good idea.
I guess its hard to see in this pic but I don't use a hard top so I I had the top edge done also.
Rear seat section.
Hatch.
He didn't spray the bottom of the cubby cover but he told me if I wanted it to bring it back and he would do it for free.
You guys are right, it will show dirt good, but it cleans easy.
a close up
I love it, they did a great job. I ordered black and white neoprene seat covers and black floor mats. the covers won't be here for 4 to 6 weeks. I think it really coming together.
Some advice for any one thinking of doing this. If you remove the lumpy calk, (I think it looks way beter with it out), I would go back with a calking gun and fill in any gaps left behind. I did some but not enough. hard to see in the pics but easy to see in the light.
07-15-2009, 06:24 PM
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very very very nice. 
I am sufficiently jealous now to hate you amd I don't even know you.
What is the other project? The one that has you remove the dash & the windshield?
I am sufficiently jealous now to hate you amd I don't even know you.
What is the other project? The one that has you remove the dash & the windshield?
07-15-2009, 06:39 PM
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well nothing big. with the radio removed you can see the there is lots of room on both side in the back. I broke one lockpick harness smashing it in the back of the mygig. I have a new harness now and I want to run it back behind the dash so I won't have to smash it back again. I'm going to figure out how to get the dash of. I just joined a online service manual site and I'm slowly getting it.
07-15-2009, 06:42 PM
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07-16-2009, 12:35 PM
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Thats the Tuffy cubby cover. I was waiting for it to come in before I got the linex in. Putting it all back together tonight. will post some completed picks them.
