SteveO

Time for a long and overdue update. It has been awhile since I have posted anything. Although, I have slowly been working on my comanche, when I have the time. I finished the body work and painted with hot rod customs flatz olive drab green. I have a new fuel tank that I painted, and rebuilt the sending unit on. Found a good tilt column shift steering column at daveysjeeps. Mounted a good set of used 285's on a cheap set of Moab rubicon rims. It now runs and drives. Near future plans are to finish the interior, install a rustys lift and hopefully a set of TJ rubicon Dana 44's if I can find a pair reasonably priced. Also, I do have some extra parts around such as tailgates, tail lights and a good solid southern shortbed 4.0 fuel tank if anyone needs.

Sprayed her with epoxy , followed by P.P.G. primer so I can do any needed bodywork. The 92' is an auto. Once I have the 87' built . Everything left from the 92 will be for sale. And I am willing to ship any small items.

Remove the dash. Sanded some more . Bought my old rubicon stock wheels and installed them on the Comanche.

As far as the build date on the 92. I am not sure as the usual place I check it for has been replaced. The drivers door. But I was able to make some more progress on the Comanche . Removed all the glass and dash and a few other things. Got ahold of my old Rubicon's factory wheels. Sprayed the chassis and interior wit SEM Rustshield. Love the the way it lays out.

Thanks. And as far as the build date I'll check On it. I only need the axles and all of the interior from the red 92'. And possibly the bed if I can track down bed sides.

Hi all. I'm new to the Comanches. Had a few wranglers that I built up but finally got a hold of an MJ. It's a solid 87' factory I-6 with automatic and 4wheel drive. Previous owner hacked it up some but I'm confident in rebuilding it. I now have a parts MJ that is a 92' for the majority of the parts I need to swap over. I have a feeling I'll be doing alot of searching around on this forum since I am new to having a Comanche. Steve, in Western New York.