NickS

Not necessarily... Flare nuts on front are rusty, passenger is completely rounded, driver is on its way. I am in process of installing a lift, so I need extended soft lines. Instead of dealing with the flare nuts I decided it might be easier to run new lines. Figured id do rear at the same time. I'm not a very experienced mechanic but I just can't help but think these 36 year old brake lines could use replacing.

@cruiser54 Is it possible for you to post pictures of your setup? I am looking at upgrading my booster to a WJ dual diaphragm and while I'm doing that I figured id remove the load sensing valve and run new front/rear brake lines. Sounds like I should remove the MJ prop valve while I'm at it.

Beautiful truck! The mirrors are interesting. What was done to fill the holes from existing SporTruck mirrors?

I really like that bumper. Can't wait to see it painted!

Look forward to seeing more videos!

Email sent as well!

Ended up buying some I found on the book of faces.

PM Sent

Looking for rear speaker brackets for my 88 SporTruck. Located in Columbia, SC but I don't think they would be expensive to ship.

1988 Base 4.0L 4wd Got it from TN (originally sold from Sherwood in Johnson City?) in May 2018. Now in Columbia, SC.

I have the same issue and I am scared to try this Edit: Hello from Columbia!

So you are saying that airdams normally serve a purpose but in Comanches it doesn't do much?

I'm either going to attempt to straighten mine out with a heat gun or just not put it back on and trim the very bottom piece of fender flare so it doesn't look like something is missing. Decisions decisions... If I fail at straightening it and decide I still want one I may be interested HOrnbrod.

Thanks! I'll see if I can find something online. Do you know if it is supposed to be straight/flat?

What the hell is the plastic trim piece underneath the front bumper called? I tried to get one from a Cherokee at pull a part but they were all already taken. Mine is all wonky so I wanted to replace it. Are they supposed to be flat or have some curve to them? Thanks!