Drahcir495

Thank you . That’s very helpful.

I already have it so I will put it on lol. No rocks out here to worry about getting hooked up on but you never know what is out there to catch on

If you don’t mind taking a picture of it I would appreciate it pizzaman09 that would be great. No rush on that. I don’t have my truck at home

Thank you gogmorgo. Savagedcircuit I will look for those nuts when I get it back

Oh no! That definitely looks like someone got hurt. Looks like it was a nice Comanche too

Thank you . It took a bit of work to get it polished out but I’m very happy with it

It's now almost 1am and I wanted to finish up my weekend project. I've been working on getting the indicator panel on the left side of the dash cleaned up. The last few days after everyone goes to bed - 10:30/11 - I am at the kitchen table buffing out the plastic panel. Holy crap it hasn’t gone over well with the wife lol. I have polishing compound sprayed out over the table and a bit of splatter on the wall . Well worth it though lol. I’m sure you guys will recognize this piece even though it’s not in the dash. It is in really rough shape. I don’t know what is covering up the indicators but they were barely visible-> I used the Novus plastic kit with a couple of buffing wheels on my favorite drill -> Half way through the process-> It took some time to get through it all but it came out amazing-> I love when a plan comes together TBC - Rich

I’m getting everything lined up to go into the Comanche when I get it back. I have found some stuff in the “MJ” stash that I forgot I had. I found a (new to me ) transfer case skid plate. I have no clue how I acquired it or how it goes in? Can anyone show me how this is mounted/attached under the truck?

This is just great

Thank you. I am picking up another headliner soon, but I may get bored and try it anyway.

I have found one, within driving distance from me, from a member on here. So thankful that I can just redo the head board in my color . I think I will store this one incase it can be fixed by someone who is capable of repairing it.

Wicked 😎! I would love to have a tent like that.

Is there a specific type of resin to use? I have no experience with that. I was directed to a thread by usn_jeepmj from another member. He used some expanding foam to build up an area for an overhead console. He sanded it smooth and used a two part epoxy to stiffen it up.

Took the headliner out of the Comanche today. The mice destroyed it -> The nest they built out of the headliner board -> Now, I have to make plans to find a replacement

Thanks!

What do you think? Any hope for this?

I spent a little time test fitting the shifter boot because I thought that maybe the switch plate would interfere with it going in. The plate was a bit larger and slightly creeped into the opening but it worked without issue-> I cleaned it up after -> This is as clean as I could get the arm rest. The mold was too ingrained into the material -> Sure, I could’ve put a few coats of paint on it but I'm just going to use the one with the Tuffy lock box from in the XJ. The arm rest on it is already modified to work, so I will hit it with the SEM shadow blue paint and it will be perfect . Besides, I already have the arm rest in gray to put back into the Cherokee.

I went down to the shop to get the center console and a few other items I can work on while the Jeep is being worked on. I couldn’t figure out why the headliner looked bumpy-> just happened to look under the sun visor and found that a mouse had eaten a hole in the headliner -> Great . . . Not sure if it can be repaired? Need to go down this week and drop it to check out the damage

Just the shipping cost.

That is what kody is saying. $100-160, but it may come down to that

Thank you

Got mine in and it looks awesome. Going to be a little while before I can get it installed though ->

Is he a member of CC or a business?

I’m going to have to check if it can be repaired when I get it pulled out. It might be past the point of repairing it??

Haven’t taken it down yet but