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They are a wheel specific hub cap. The wheels are 16" Nomad 504s. To @Yeller's point, they're actually intended to resemble FJ40 hub caps but I thought they'd also look good on the Bronco.
I am refreshing my interior and have the following original interior pieces for sale: arm rests, door cups, door panels and rear quarter panels. Any reasonable offers will be accepted. I strongly prefer local pick up (I'm in central Florida) but will also ship at the buyer's cost.
I guess my question is if an adhesive is used, will it sufficiently adhere to the liner. Obviously it's not a part that will experience high stresses so maybe it doesn't matter but I just want to make sure I do it right.
I purchased a set of interior panels from Winton Customs. They used the material from Tom's so they match my seats exactly and look fantastic. The question I had was the best way to install the brackets that go behind the rear quarter interior panels. My body is raptor-lined so the part I am...
If you have:
A Krawler's Edge roll cage; and
$2,500
then you can get this tan bikini top: https://www.highlineclassics.com/parts
Unfortunately, I don't have either.
I'd be interested in this as well. There was a recent thread on this topic and seems there are full soft tops sometimes available in tan or spice, but I didn't see any bikini/safari styles currently available in those colors.
I saw that one come up on Bring a Trailer a little while ago. Looks like a nice rig but it seems the Cummins swap isn't great for resale value if one cares about that sort of thing.