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Earl*t's beauty ...Yes? I love that truck!

Yeah, I don't think it's supposed to flex like that.

Nice looking truck regardless of being mislabeled. I like the fact they fitted the 97+ rear flares too, but they're trolling for a someone with more dollars than sense.

Ohhh mannn ... Unsettling. Don will definitely be in my prayers.

This is a CC.com members truck ... couldn't find the build thread, but I know I've seen it.

Appreciate the help and suggestions from all of you. This is my only trusted resource for things automotive. I do trust my shop for general maintenance and repair, but they're not Jeep people and the collective knowledge here is unsurpassed. Thanks again and I'll keep you posted when discovery is made.

Thanks! saveevryjp1998 came through with some used ones.

Everything is tight up there. Went over every nut and bolt and nothing moved. I had a lift installed last year with adjustable control arms, so my first effort was to bring it back and have them take a look. I was disappointed with the response "XJ's do that". My own shop can't find it either, although the service manager said it might be the transfer case.

Please forgive my ignorance ... TB? In my line of work that involves a cough and no bolts.

I posed this question in my own thread for "other cool stuff", but there's not as much traffic. I know it's not an MJ, but there has to be some parallels. Having some unhappiness here. I've have a "clunking" that emanates from one, or perhaps two places. Now bare in mind, I drive my XJ like a car. On a smooth surface under 60MPH it rides beautifully. Nice, quiet, smooth. However, when I pass over even the slightest crack in the road I get a clunk the seems to come from the left front. When I'm on the highway traveling over 65MPH the clunk becomes almost rotational and I can feel it at my feet. The driveline is a little loud when the 4wd in engaged (traveling at speed 50MPH-ish), but it has no effect on the clunk. Nothing is visibly loose. I slid under it with all four wheels on the ground and knocked and shook everything I could reach. Nothing moved. Any ideas?

Well, y'know, this is. What better resource than 1000 members with early model Jeep vehicles? Got a part number? I wouldn't ask, but my local shop couldn't find them.

Anyone have some nozels for the windshield squirters. I would like 4 please. Thank you.

Having some unhappiness here. I've have a "clunking" that emanates from one, or perhaps two places. Now bare in mind, I drive my XJ like a car. On a smooth surface under 60MPH it rides beautifully. Nice, quiet, smooth. However, when I pass over even the slightest crack in the road I get a clunk the seems to come from the left front. When I'm on the highway traveling over 65MPH the clunk becomes almost rotational and I can feel it at my feet. The driveline is a little loud when the 4wd in engaged (traveling at speed 50MPH-ish), but it has no effect on the clunk. Nothing is visibly loose. I slid under it with all four wheels on the ground and knocked and shook everything I could reach. Nothing moved. Any ideas?

And, it's gone.

Beating the horse just one more time … Here's the link to the CL post. The author speaks to purchasing it about a year ago. Georgia > Connecticut. https://newlondon.craigslist.org/cto/d/90-jeep-comanche-4x4/6759821466.html

I saw that truck listed on CL some time ago. I don't recall the price, but it would have stuck if it was $9K. Seems high to me. Since you asked for opinion and thoughts ... Nice truck, but If you have that kind of budget, you can buy a lot more truck (with AC!).

Clicked the link and almost immediately got attacked by sales creatures. I think they got discouraged when I said I was comparing the truck to my own (no comparison really). Nice truck, but $32K nice? Nahhh

And then there's this little guy ... only 1/8" of glass Hanging out on the storm door. Lots of good bugs under the porch light.

Up close and personal (of course there's 4 inches of glass between us) ...

His Majesty at the Franklin Park Zoo

My sister got the "cooking gene" from my Dad. She's amazing. Tradition is "show up at her house with an appetite". She and I can look in the same fridge. She sees 7 course meal, I see bologna sammich.

88 MJ … few details. $200. Two other trucks too. Chevy S10 and Cheyenne Diesel. $600 for the lot, $200/ea. https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/cto/d/3-pu-trucks/6746522905.html