Pete M

https://auburn.craigslist.org/cto/d/jeep-comanche-trailer/6554736096.html

you might need to send a PM as many members check in sporadically.

you should be able to just drag-n-drop right from your other thread.

seems like a box bolted to the back wall behind the pass seat might be best.

do you want the ability to put it in storage while still in your seat?

oh crap! I didn't realize they were all gone.

there programs out there that might be able to automatically post here when you post to instagram. I was playing around with ifttt.com lately.

that is one sexy truck!

add in a reply to the thread and I'll move the pics up later on.

baby powder can be sprinkled around to help find water leaks. the water will make tracks through it, leading back towards the direction of the source. you don't need much. just a bit around the edges of the floors and then use the hose to try and make something leak. any and all gaps in the sheetmetal are suspect! I've had everything from a bad firewall plug, to the windshield, to the very top of the door allowing rain in if it came from juuuust the right angle.

have you started a build thread?

me either. I stared at the image for a whole bunch of seconds trying to figure out what was... different...

is it the camera angle, or does the positive cable seem awfully close to the grounded battery tiedown?

now THAT'S a good score!

I've made the switch to a backpack for my tools (the Jeep still holds the bulk as a basecamp and I carry in only what I think I'll need) and now I'm bringing in a big blue IKEA bag for collecting the goodies I find (after misplacing a couple items somewhere in the junkyard on this last trip). just thought I'd share. (my bag isn't this nice but a guy can dream) it's big, it's blue, it's made from rip-resistant polymers! oh, and the handcart for big items.

this actually makes me feel a little better about leaving a pair in the junkyard the other day. I pulled them from the truck but they vanished from my hand sometime in the next 3 hours. no idea where I set them (and the hood cable) down. next time I'm bringing an IKEA bag to carry my goodies!

we have 3 disk brake conversion writeups in the DIY list. could you guys skim through them and see if any info needs to be updated? thanks!

sometimes it really IS the simple things. long live the internet and the open exchange of ideas and experiences.

not all trucks came with them.

tech questions from the original poster should really go in the tech forum because far more eyes will see them. upgraded or rebuilt injectors are readily available on the internet. I can't remember if we have a writeup on injectors, but there's lots of great info in the link in my signature. rockauto.com is a place to get a lot of the standard sensors and whatnot. first thing I would do once I got my hands on the truck is run through Cruiser's renix tips .

love that box!

there are some writeups on the 97+ swap in the link in my sig. as well as some buildups in the project and epic forums. tech questions from the OP should really go in the tech forum as way more eyes will see it there.

there are ways to "turn back the clock".

all depends on how flashy you want to be. day-glow colors seem to be all the rage but I still prefer the subtler hues. the truck will look great either way.

that engine might be its saving grace. just good enough for pleasant relaxing sunday drives and whatnot for another 3 decades.