Shane

pm sent.

C'mon now. :D Someone has to have one of these that they don't want. :dunno:

I'm looking to purchase or trade for the black inerior mat ( the one that replaces the carpet). Preferbly close to home, but if it's too far away I'll of course pay the shipping. Let me know what you want for it. Thanks

It gets hot while I driving it down the road and I haven't been stuck in traffic. It take about 10 mins to heat up. I don't kow how hot because it still has the idiot lights in it.

I have a 1989 Mj Pioneer 4x4 and auto. I got a aluminum bottle from macs radiator on it and it still over heats slightly. Could this be the radiator? If so what radiator would be a good replacement? 1 or 2 row? Any advice is appreciated.

No not yet. Have any for sale? Have not receive your email. My email is http://www.tprmen@yahoo.com. It's a nice truck. I just restore the body znd it has a new pant job. Sent several emails, but they come back? PLease send pics to rdrye6@carolina.rr.com. How much do ya want for it?

resent an email and double checked it. hope it goe through.

No not yet. Have any for sale?

If interested I have one for sale. 1989 MJ 4.0 6 cycl. auto, 4x4. Give me a call at 770-387-7057. Tim Sent you an email. Thanks, Shane

Well, I'm in search for another comanche. My wife was taking my daughter to pre-school the other morning and got rearended by a box truck. (Will post pics later and the both of them are o.k.) It basically crushed the bed up to the cab and warped the cab and frame. I'm looking for a comanche with preferbly the following: 4.0 6-cycl, 4x4, and auto. trans. Haven't heard back from the insurance yet, but price range is probally gonaa be between $2,000 and $3,000. Thanks in advance.

Lookin to buy another comanche as a DD. Preferbly 4cyl since I have along commute. Not lookin to spend an arm and a leg; as cheap as possiable will be great; even something that may need a little tinkerin is o.k. as well. Thank alot

Awesome!!! The way I like 'em. Clean, slightly modified, and driven everywhere.

Now that is a corvette that definately has the 'Heartbeat of America'.

I have the turd Dana 35 in my 89 MJ. I hear about all the problems with them,so I figuredI use mine until it went out then replace it with something better. Mind you I don't do any heavy offroading as its my DD and Iwant something that can function when/ if I really need it. My questions are: 1) Dana 44 or Chrysler 8.25? 2) which is the easiest swap? 3)What if any fabrication is needed? As I have said many of times; I not a mechanic nor do I claim to be one, but I love these Jeeps and learn the stuff as I go. Thanks guys. As always; any and all advice or critism is appreciated.

Here's the run down: I have an 89 MJ 4x4 auto. base model. It had the idiot lights and like eveyone else I wanted a tach and gauges. So I did the swap got the sending units for the temp. and other. Speedo works, but tach doesn't. It work for 1-2 miles then stopped. I have unplugged replugged and cleaned. What could the problem beand can it be fixed?

I have had problems with my tach and speedo cable since doing the switch to the full cluster. Is it possiable to just switch over to the electrical and what all is involved? Any advice is appreciated.

:hmm: :nuts: :idea: picures :thumbsup:

I second that!!!

Nice!

Sweet!!!

Great find. Lowest options availiable is the way to go, because now you can add what you want and leave off the rest.

Ugly fish... Nice Catch!!!

Even ill advised sarcasm sometimes. Not now though. :cheers: You do have a point. For some other people on here it comes naturally and you know which way to take it. :dunno:

:nuts: Even sarcasm is welcome here

No matter who you are or what you do in life; we are all the same when it comes to the Comanche Club. On here you can ask questions that on other sites will be called stupid. With th Comanche Club any and all questions are treated the same; the are answered with class and repect. Anything that you need to know about MJs can be found here. Thank you to the ones who started this awesome site. Personally, I really do appreciate it. Thanks, Shane