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Old 02-14-2017, 01:19 PM   #1
truckin 79
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Interior trim is it rare

I found a GMC Wrangler at the local j-yard and the only good thing left on truck was interior trim. I have not seen interior trim to often on these trucks so I got it for a good deal 6.00 for all 8 pieces. I am trying to decide if I should sell it and hold out for another set to come around in j-yard or just spray and recolor set I have. So is interior trim rare?
Also the truck did have a ETR radio in it but when I got it home it was not in working order. Anyone know someone who repairs these for a reasonable price?
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Old 02-14-2017, 02:01 PM   #2
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Re: Interior trim is it rare

Do you mean the trim on the pillars and around the headliner? I don't think its rare, but it was an option and probably only on the mid-high level trim packages. Probably worth more than $6 you paid if its not cracked bad.
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Old 02-14-2017, 09:26 PM   #3
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Re: Interior trim is it rare

Like Mattchu60 said, the pillar/headliner trim probably isn't particularly rare. Although it is getting harder to find good pieces that aren't broken or damaged from years of sun exposure.

As for the ETR radio, it should have a couple of wires (orange & brown) with their own plug that is separate from the rest of the radio wiring. The orange wire is a constant battery feed and if you don't have it hooked up to +12V the radio won't work correctly. Maybe you already knew that but I thought I'd mention it just in case.

Also, it's not uncommon for these radios to suffer from bad solder joints. If you find one in an obvious location (like on the power/ground connector socket assembly) and are handy with a soldering iron, you might be able to repair it yourself.

I don't know how they are in terms of pricing, but Tran Sam Radio (www.transamradio.com) specializes in repairing the 2700 series ETR radios.
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