Jesse J

@mnkyboyis the man you want.

we still need a 25th page to over take that 2.5 no start thread

yep

I have not yet. I gave it 15 minutes yesterday but it's jammed. Lets go

that's insane

those look way better than the hummer wheels. those are going to look way good on the truck

fixed that for ya. I don't think they look goofy personally

I think I got some grout matched silicone somewhere lol

but that includes taking the windshield out lol. 7th page here we come

but tow mirrors are the best mirrors

smart lol

I don't think that would get the screw moving in the right direction

nope. think I might try the pick and then moving it perpendicular like it was and screwing it out

dangit.

that thing is so cool. you gotta build a matching trailer so you can tow it with your truck

well off to the steel shop to build rotisserie

yep saw a chick rear end a car today she was behind us when we where turning left honked because we had a really small window to go and then she tailgates us after we turn then later we change lanes to turn right and she didnt see that there was a car stopped at a red couldve easily been us. and all I thought was whiplash would hurt if your head either smacked the glass really hard or went right through and the broken glass would fall on your neck

If I had 500k to blow on cars I would own every comanche I could get my hands on

I got my back foam off with a box cutter and a little work to fix the crack in the frame

makes me wish I didnt just sew seat covers for my headrestless. I have been thinking about some way to weld in headrests from an xj or something

hopefully it doesn't have a huge long arm or link setup

luxury suvs are HUGE right now. they are trying to run a business.

you gotta love new shiny axles with new joints and everything.

well here's how I did my headliner ( I have been debating writing it up in diy) but pretty much I got my old headliner fiber board and took some 80 grit sandpaper and I got all the old crusty stuff off. then for the mouse holes and the broken parts I templated out some cardboard and used some duck tape to tap it on. the tape didnt stick very well so I used some 3m upholstery adhesive to stic it on. then I too the same adhesive and sprayed my entire headliner just to kinda "bind" it all together so the headliner board didn't become deattached from itsef, I let that dry completly for an hour so it became deactive. then I laid my headliner fabric I got from sms auto fabric (it's 85$ a yard but you only need a yard and matches the interior great) then lay it over your headliner and fold one half over then spray glue over about a 1 foot section (I used 2 coats just for more stickyness) then after 5 to 10 minutes once it is very tacky not wet or dry fold it over gently and press firmly. rinse repeat. then cut a couple inches away from the board flip your headliner and glue and fold it around. don't forget to add the holes for the visors. you cut the headliner in the middle and fold. let me know if you have any questions hope this helped. the comanche bit is just some 1/4 foam core I cut out but the idea is the same. I havent taken any pics of it done yet

it doesn't look horrible I will say