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When you get that done make sure you let me know so I can order a couple. One to drive and one to hide away.

Have you done Cruisers modification for that hose? It is cheap and then you know it's good!

Looks good. The Jeep addiction is definitely real!!

The internet is an amazing place. Now just to find the 95 Comanche to go with the manual!

All the wrecked ones get rebuilt. They keep their value so well if there anything there someone will rebuild it. You can buy anything for a Wrangler!!

I check the site a couple times a day.

Just looking through this, do you just need to rotate the pads? (Make the inner the outer)The end of the pads with the u should be on top.

Donation sent. The sticker is awesome

Rest in peace Don. You will be greatly missed.

Very good looking truck. Nice find!

Rest in peace Don. You will be greatly missed.

Mine is stock buckets.

There is definitely more than $200 worrh of parts there if nothing else.

I was wondering the same thing. I'm 6'4" and 300 lbs and fit in my stock 88 nicely.

Tried to get a better picture of this one.

Eighth digit of the VIN. P is a 2.5 S is a 4.0 That would only be what it started life as though!

If your still looking for injectors the Volvo 746 are a great upgrade. I had a leaking injector so I bought a set of the 746 off eBay. I would read through Cruisers tips before you ever start working on it. Believe me it will save you alot of time. The Renix set up is pretty easy to work with.

I would wait until you have the replacements in hand. They are 30 year old plastic.

I used a generic trim tool. It's all came off in good shape. I did break some of the plastic clips though. This is the tool I used. There clips are 2 good ones and 2 broke ones. From what I can tell my truck has lived most of its life in Ohio or Iowa. Behind the lower molding of mine was full of junk. Thankfully no real rust just two spots starting.

I looked at work today and 1994 through 2001 are all the same windshield and molding on the XJ.

I replaced mine recently. I ordered a windshield for a 99XJ. I know my 96 XJ has the same setup.The place we buy glass from didn't show one available for the Comanche.You lose the metal molding and get the newer rubber trim. It's works out nice, no where for the crud to gather and start rust.You do need a new mirror is there only down fall. Mine needed replaced anyway it had seen better days. This is the new windshield installed. This is the old windshield with the metal molding. Someone painted them black at some time. I like the rubber molding better personally.

That is absolutely beautiful scenery!

That is awesome!!

I would pay that for sure!

I bought Rusty's 4.5" with rear springs. It was fairly cheap and had springs. When I bought the truck it had a broken spring. I like it overall rides a little rough. What I would expect for a 4.5" lift.