Something new!

[AZXJ]

Any interest ??

http://www.4wd.com/aux_incl/images.ashx?i=SKTJ.jpg&w=200&h=200

This rear seat latch holds your rear seat in the folded position against the back of the front seats. Easy to install and attaches to your existing seat bracket in minutes.

Dave
480-288-4213

[rubicontrail]

What vehicles does it fit? Just the TJ?

[AZXJ]

Just the TJ ... :D

[Andrew F]

Any pictures of where it attaches on the Jeep?

[KennethS]

Heck yeah, I think there would be great interest in that! As Andrew F said, post up some installed pics so folks can see how it looks/works. I was just talking to a fellow TJ owner at work about securing the rear seat, and Im sure he would want one of those - I would, too! Which brings up the question of price. How much?

[lancetkenyon]

How about $1.99 for a ratchet strap. Doubles as a....ummm.....ratchet strap when not in use.

http://www.virtualjeepclub.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=17243&stc=1&d=1199240013

[AZXJ]

Attaches to the front part of the seat mount. There isn't much info from the manufacturer on them.. cost is about $37.00

Dave

[John in AZ]

Looks cool. What is weird is my dad's 98 had a strap to hold the seat up stock if I remember right.
John

[Markos]

Lance you win the prize for posting more pictures of your jeep than anyone else on this forum. :D


How about $1.99 for a ratchet strap. Doubles as a....ummm.....ratchet strap when not in use.

http://www.virtualjeepclub.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=17243&stc=1&d=1199240013

[lancetkenyon]

I just have too many good ideas and info to keep to myself!

[TMR37]

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Lance, I'm alarmed at the flatness of your bill......and to think that you asked if I was a flatbiller because I called someone "bro". Was that just a cover?

I think that by a preponderence of the evindence that that bill is way closer to flat than curved, and can thusly be considered flat in all future considerations. Furthermore, it has the telltale front to back upward curve seen in all flatbill applications - this is yet another sign that can be used to assist with identification.

4 out of 5 internet lawyers say - FLATBILLER!!!!



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[lancetkenyon]

http://www.virtualjeepclub.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=17243&stc=1&d=1199240013


Lance, I'm alarmed at the flatness of your bill......and to think that you asked if I was a flatbiller because I called someone "bro". Was that just a cover?

I think that by a preponderence of the evindence that that bill is way closer to flat than curved, and can thusly be considered flat in all future considerations. Furthermore, it has the telltale front to back upward curve seen in all flatbill applications - this is yet another sign that can be used to assist with identification.

4 out of 5 internet lawyers say - FLATBILLER!!!!



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You are absolutely correct in your assumption of the style of hat I am sporting. It is an inside joke with some of the guys I wheel with. But I do wear it out to other places sometimes too.....pisses my wife off!:smug: I have since this pic, rolled the bill up, too!


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