What was done to your JK this week?
10-24-2013, 07:25 AM
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I put a 3rd row seat in the back of my JK. Used a seat out of a 2004 wrangler with floor plate. I used g8 bolts and 1/2 backing plates bolted to the body to hold the seat down. Then got universal seat belts from the part store and bolted those to the floor mounts. I'm still needing to get the role bar extended over the rear. My kids love. The seat is removable and I can still use the rear storage.
10-24-2013, 07:36 AM
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I put a 3rd row seat in the back of my JK. Used a seat out of a 2004 wrangler with floor plate. I used g8 bolts and 1/2 backing plates bolted to the body to hold the seat down. Then got universal seat belts from the part store and bolted those to the floor mounts. I'm still needing to get the role bar extended over the rear. My kids love. The seat is removable and I can still use the rear storage.
10-24-2013, 07:48 AM
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I put a 3rd row seat in the back of my JK. Used a seat out of a 2004 wrangler with floor plate. I used g8 bolts and 1/2 backing plates bolted to the body to hold the seat down. Then got universal seat belts from the part store and bolted those to the floor mounts. I'm still needing to get the role bar extended over the rear. My kids love. The seat is removable and I can still use the rear storage.
10-24-2013, 07:57 AM
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I put a 3rd row seat in the back of my JK. Used a seat out of a 2004 wrangler with floor plate. I used g8 bolts and 1/2 backing plates bolted to the body to hold the seat down. Then got universal seat belts from the part store and bolted those to the floor mounts. I'm still needing to get the role bar extended over the rear. My kids love. The seat is removable and I can still use the rear storage.
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10-24-2013, 08:15 AM
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Thank you. Luckily for me it just ripped the fender off. I couldn't see any scratches or bent metal so I'm assuming she hit the fender and rear bumper, which is heavy duty metal. Ins deductible is only $50 so I'm gonna try for all new.
10-24-2013, 08:59 AM
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10-24-2013, 09:30 AM
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Paint Protection
Its called XPEL.....its expensive but so is repainting the front end of any vehicle. I have had it on several cars and trucks and it protects the paint from dings, chips, road rash etc. Most high end Lexus, Benz, Porche dealers have installers or contract it out. You can read about it here- XPEL.com
If you plan on keeping a vehicle a long time or you like the finish to stay chip and ding free, its worth the $$$ IMHO. I am having the grill, headlights, turn signals, fenders, small painted area of bumper, entire hood, windshield pillars, the top of the w/s frame (painted area) done this Saturday morning. The material is extremely tuff, in fact you cannot push a car key through it. I highly recommend if you have it installed shop around for a seasoned installer. My installer has done several of my cars and trucks.
The film is clear and invisible on most colors like BLLET SILVER
