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410customs Idahome Joined: Wed May 2nd, 2018
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Try doing the headliner in a 4 door exploder or a BII! fun fun The best part is when you are storing your prized 1990 perfect shape mocha eddie bauer bronco II headliner in storage to keep it safe when you realize the cats that share the storage space decided it would make a perfect scratching post.... took more then 6 months to find another mocha BII headliner I am LUCKY we found another!! Now the broken recline lever? Lets see it.... on explorers I either 1. weld the arm back on 2. convert to a pull strap. Using some black webbing material from an old backpack, a needle and some tough black thread.... make a loop/strap for the recline lever. I use bailing wire to attach the new strap to the seat recline mechanism, make a loop large enough to stick 2-3 fingers in and you will never have to worry about breaking the recline lever again...
____________________ I build custom RBV, specializing in drivetrain conversions, wiring, suspension and complete custom trucks |
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