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Randomperson said:
Well if its a ford pinto issue and the hitch update keeps the gas tank from rupturing go ahead and get it done,

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this is what my jeep looked like before I personalized it with metal hood latches and a rock shield on the lip of the hood and air vents so I can leave the window down a bit to keep the rain out, and I put a rubber Jeep plug in the hitch receiver that hides the hole since I do not use it. I am ocd enough that the white inside the top drove me nuts so I painted it red instead

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and the seat stitching bothered me so I took a sharpie to it

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but there I go on another tangent.
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I love the inside! I have tan leather. I usually clean and condition the seats a couple times in the summer and once in the winter. I don't know what the Jeep dealership used on mine for wax (I had to take it in after I got into an accident a couple years ago in a snowstorm), but that car had a shine like I've never been able to get again.
Oh, you might want to get some hard mats too. I forgot what site I found them on, but they are hard and fit the vehicle exactly and curve up on the sides to trap water. I even have one for the back where I haul important things like my cottonelle toilet paper. :)
 
I dyed all the seat threads red, they were silver and I did not like it. I do have good mats already, the front floor pans and back seat strip came with it, I got the cargo area one from amazon a little while ago for the back. Wranglers also have floor plugs to pull and drain if you ever flood one inside or want to wash it good.

For my leather I got some Mothers cleaner and Mothers conditioner to keep them from drying out and cracking apart. I got some armor all interior wipes for the dash areas and stuff too, I really like this vehicle so I feel compelled to keep it nice and clean.

You realize we have gotten way off topic, but it is okay, this is the longest conversation I have ever had with another human being.
 
Mine definitely doesn't have any floor plugs - even though its "Trail Rated" it has never left the hwy since I'm a girl!
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Sometimes I kinda feel sorry for my Jeep because it probably wishes it had a more exciting life.

Threads get off topic all the time - nothing wrong with that. I heard Mothers is a very good brand. I have something different and I can't remember what it is but it starts with an "M" I think.
 
Probably Meguiars? they are a competing brand to mothers for washes/waxes/interior cleaners. I have their wash and wax stuff because it had good reviews, and mothers inside because it had better reviews, since I never used any of it I had to research it before I was comfortable buying it and using it myself. Such is the way of an indecisive procrastinators mind.
 
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