door pull handles
11-28-2007, 05:46 PM
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Okay guys/girls---I've used the search function but I haven't been able to find a suggestion for padding the door pull handles. I keep hitting my funnybone on the sharp plastic edge when off-roading.
I'm sure I'm not the first that this has happened to. Does anyone remember any prior threads about it or have suggestions? Thanks in advance!! HBC
I'm sure I'm not the first that this has happened to. Does anyone remember any prior threads about it or have suggestions? Thanks in advance!! HBC
11-28-2007, 07:24 PM
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Rugged Ridge makes a neoprene cover; it's a set for the door handles and the grab bar.
One of the other women here made a leather cover for her grab bar, I'm sure that could be adapted to your door handle.
Edited to add link for the neoprene covers at Quadratec's site. I think they are the only sponsor that carries them.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...E&pn=14017.30X
One of the other women here made a leather cover for her grab bar, I'm sure that could be adapted to your door handle.
Edited to add link for the neoprene covers at Quadratec's site. I think they are the only sponsor that carries them.
http://www.quadratec.com/products/pr...E&pn=14017.30X
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11-29-2007, 04:39 AM
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Thanks! That's exactly the kind of stuff I'm looking for. I would like to see the padded armrests when they become available.
I know it sounds whimpy, but as I'm aging I'm finding that I try to eliminate as much unneccessary pain as possible. HBC
I know it sounds whimpy, but as I'm aging I'm finding that I try to eliminate as much unneccessary pain as possible. HBC
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leather wrapped door pull handles
leather wrapped door pull handles by Startech (Brabus subsidiary)
To bad I would have to bring my JK to Germany to have it done... I keep on looking for a local leather shop that can do it.
To bad I would have to bring my JK to Germany to have it done... I keep on looking for a local leather shop that can do it.
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maybe you need an elbow pad....
Sorry I know I'm not helping....
But the seat belt thing may be worth the five bucks to try it out....
Do you have an auto? I don't remember hittin' my funny bone, but maybe I did and I forgot... I did hit my head when I raised my seat, once, but know I don't.....
Sorry I know I'm not helping....
But the seat belt thing may be worth the five bucks to try it out....
Do you have an auto? I don't remember hittin' my funny bone, but maybe I did and I forgot... I did hit my head when I raised my seat, once, but know I don't.....