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Thanks for the info!! I really appreciate it! Sorry it was so long since I was in here. Jerry

With the tree and the trash on the driver side windshield of the truck, I couldn't get to the VIN. I think it'll be worth getting, just what I've seen. It has 136,819.8 on the clock. Jerry

Well, got more pics yesterday. Thought this was interesting a D44 under a shortbox: Image Not Found And the buckets are from a four door XJ, no flip lever on the seat back: Image Not Found It indeed is 4WD, here'so the front axle: Image Not Found As for ID-ing the year, here is the grille and no emblems on the tailgate. Image Not Found Image Not Found Here is a better side view: Image Not Found Hopefully will be talking to the service manager on Monday. Jerry

That's what I did when I pulled the 4.0/AW4 out of the parts MJ.

Been a while, but, I think we used head bolts on the engine, since we had the head off, and around the trans.

If it'still that old, why does it have a floor shift auto? I thought, up to a certain year, they were all column shift. Jerry

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Well, if we could get a 4.0, AW4, and 242 all attached out of an XJ, a 2.5 with everything attached shouldn't be a problem. Image Not Found Jerry

I'll get the VIN tomorrow, should be able to track it down from there.

Can someone delete the multiple posts? The damn phone glitches, and I didn't think it posted. Thanks, Jerry

I went to look at the new Jeeps at Wallace Jeep in Stuart, FL. I just so happened to drive the Eliminator that day. The salesman that was with me noted the Eliminator and said that the dealership still has a Comanche that they use for power washing cars on the lot. Today, I had time to investigate, and we found it behind the service area. Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found It has the 4.0, floor shift AW4, 4WD, factory buckets and console, and factory rear slider. Doesn't look too bad. Going to talk to the service manager to see if they want to sell it. Doesn't look like it's been moved in a while, judging by the tree. Can anyone guess the year? I think the floor shifter and those buckets (different then my 88 Eliminator) are possible clues. Thanks! Jerry

After Jeep Beach, the topper came off and the bed rails came on: Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Another addition, sun visors installed that work with the overhead console. They both have vanity lights and mirrors. Image Not Found Jerry

In getting ready for Jeep Beach, I painted the topper that was on the parts Jeep and put it on the Eliminator. Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Here are some pics from Jeep Beach: Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Jerry

Thanks, this is the packaging for the LED lights Image Not Found I got these at a local truckers' chrome and CB shop in West Palm Beach, FL. I don't know who else is selling thenot. Jerry

Well, I can say the Eliminator is one color shade now, but, not exactly a pro job. It's a Rustoleum rattle can job, anyways. Here is what it looks like now. Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Jerry