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392 HEMI 525+HP in a Comanche Truck Yep, and it fit too. :)

Thanks Everyone.

Very Nice. Would you be willing to make another? I’m not real good with wood, and I don’t have time to build. I’ll pay whatever you want, reasonable of course. $20, $40, $50? I’ll PayPal it first.

thanks guys.

I have a chance to buy 5 jeep rims with rubber “BFG Long Trail” tires. The deal is $75 for all 5 tires and rims. my question is, do all jeeps have the same bolt pattern? These are from something like a late 90’s Jeep.

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i like those Rims

That is one nice rig :)

Hi All. I’m a New jeep owner, an 88’ Comanche 2X4. This is my first JEEP, and sadly it’s a 2X4 :) . (can that be fixed?) I’m new to Jeeps, but not off-roading or trucks. I have a fuel injected 79’ Power wagon and a 525+HP 6.4 HEMI Dodge 4X4. I must say there are many very nice Comanche trucks on this site. I look forward to reading and getting more info on these very nice Comanche trucks, and communicating with all of you on here. I originally bought this Comanche truck to pick up a new engine for my Dodge RAM, and as a temporary work truck. But after driving it for a few days, I really like it. I’m thinking of using it as my primary work truck. This truck was built before the great “Cup Holder Wars” of the 90’s. You know, where a 4 passenger car came with 12 to 20 cup holders. My only complaint is the lack of a cup holder in this jeep. Not a bad truck, when my biggest complaint is a cup holder. :) http://www.elpback.com/392/Jeep2.jpg