Well maybe I'm overreacting, but I was under the impression that MJ's with full body skirts and custom cowls and front clips were quite the rareness, because one company took 100 normal MJ's and custom made each one to be unique, then stamped the number X of 100 somewhere near the vin or something. But I thought it spanned more years than JUST 86? Maybe we're not on the same page, but the MJ I see driving around has only one badge on it (besides the tailgate saying jeep), and that is the 4.0 badge.
Anyways, when I gather the balls and can remember my spanish well enough (You can never be sure down here who will or won't speak english), I'll go ask about the thing. Like others have said, it sometimes just takes that random offer to make someone consider selling it (especially if they didn't know what to do with it in the first place).
Oh, and I'm an MJ stalker too, I go way out of my way just to drive by them... and get SO mad when they aren't where they normally are! Haha
Ok, now that makes more sense... In '86 a trim level was called Comanche Custom, thats where I got confused