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The seat back is really nice. Seat cushion has a pretty big tear in it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Haha I hear ya. That’s why I went too! Considered pulling the blue dash. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Yup mine too. Hudsonville here! What are you looking for? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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LKQ in Grand Rapids. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Ha I kinda like it too. Unfortunately, it looks decent from the outside but it's completely rotting away, just like the rest of the truck. The portion that attaches to the bed rail was so rusted, I was able to pull up on it and the bolts holding it to the bed just ripped right through it.
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NOT MY TRUCK. FOUND IN A JUNKYARD. Images below. Year, Make, Model: 1987 Jeep Comanche Engine / Trans / Transfercase / Front axle / Rear axle / Wheelbase: 2.5, manual trans, 2WD short bed Build date: (its on the driverside door sticker, in the form of month and year) Current Location: Michigan Status: In the junkyard Notes: 2WD, white exterior with "Sport truck" graphics, blue interior with bench seat. Not a usable body panel on it. The hood is even rusted through! Current owner: I am not the owner. It's in a junkyard near me.
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1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
I ordered them through a local spring shop in town. They're a stock replacement, but with a 2" taller arch. When they arrived, the label on them said "Stanley Spring 97-555." I googled that and that's the same part number as the springs available from General Spring, so I'm not sure if they're all made by the same company and just rebranded, but wouldn't be surprised. -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
A little more progress over the last few weeks! New leaf springs are in, rear axle is back under it and new brakes on. Plus, I found a great deal locally on some Rubicon wheels and tires, as well as a Fabtech spare tire mount for the bed! Slowly but surely coming together. -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
I appreciate the kind words. Trust me, though. I'm super impatient! Just trying to knock out little things here and there in the little time I have to work on it. I figure that if I can do the whole back end of the truck, that's an entire half of the truck I don't have to worry about anymore! -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Thanks!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
4wd eventually I’m sure. Just looking to get it drivable first. I’ll keep my eye out for conversion stuff though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Frame primed and painted with Tractor, Truck and Implement Paint from Tractor Supply, sprayed through an HVLP gun. It’s an oil based enamel which I have read great things about so hopefully I never have to worry about rust! And since I had the rear axle blasted as well, I’m painting it too. It’s just in primer right now but will receive the same black paint as the frame today or tomorrow. New springs come Tuesday and it will hopefully be rolling again by next weekend! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Suspension, rear axle and exhaust yanked. Painting the frame this weekend. One of my leafsprings was cracked, which sucks. I took them to a spring shop and the old timer there pulled them apart and they had a bunch of stress cracks, so I ordered a new set with a 2” taller arch, so I’m pretty pumped about that! Should have them on Tuesday! -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Got everything rear of the cab sandblasted today. Easily saved me a week with a grinder and it seemed like a bargain to me. Next step is to get primer on it and get it coated this weekend! -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
I am. -
1988 Comanche Pioneer build
SCJ Steve replied to SCJ Steve's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
I've gotten a little bit of work done since my last post! In this first video, I got a bunch of work done on the rusty driver's side outer rocker panel. Next, I picked up a bed in better condition and got the underside of it all cleaned up and ready to be put on the truck. And most recently, a quick project to save a few bucks and salvage the fuel tank straps. Having a ton of fun with this project! Hopefully you enjoy following along! -
Kind of what I figured. Thanks!
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These things worth anything? Came with the Comanche but I don’t need it. Very heady duty bed mat made by Bodyguard. I've searched and learned that there were some AMC and Jeep branded bet mats, so I'm assuming this one wasn’t a factory option, right?
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OK, keep me posted on timeline and if I still need one, hopefully we can work something out!
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What do you get for a Comanche bed?
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I know I know...proceed with your laughter now. :) Looking for SWB bed. I'm in Michigan, but will travel. My bed is in half decent shape, but has the typical MJ rot over the wheel wells. Planning on repairing it, but figured I'd see if there was anything out there first!
