JWP241

I won my Comanche on a radio contest in 1992. Still have it!

Surprisingly I was able to find an identical one on eBay off of a '91 Cherokee.

Looking for this fuse box cover, I broke mine....closed the hood on it so I need to tape it to keep it in place. It's from a '91 Comanche. Says PART NO. 56005873 on it. Thanks

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/carsforsale/jeep/comanche/1531223.html

Tires are P215/65/R15. Also I think the lowering kit was from Quickor, I found a post on another board and I'm pretty sure that's it. http://autos.dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/jeepcomanche/message/15075?o=1&d=-1

Tires are 15", not sure the exact size offhand. It has lowering blocks in the back, no fiberglass rear leafs. It's a lowering kit of some kind, I have info in the glove box but it's in storage for the winter. Been trying to keep it out of the salt lately to slow its return to the earth.

Archers lowered it too, but besides that no other mods. Yup still have the ARE wheels.

Hey all, Ran across this site a couple years ago, and was surprised that there was such a community of Comanche enthusiasts out there! Been browsing around the boards for awhile, and thought I'd join in...I came across a picture of my Comanche right after I got it back in the early '90s, thought I'd share. Got it from a radio station which had used it as a station vehicle for some promotions. It's a 1991, 2wd, 4cyl, 4 speed:

Wi... Maybe I should move this out of the testing123 forum??

That's interesting, never heard of a street comanche before. This is definitely not one of them though. I had the ground effects put on myself way back when.

Plaque on the glovebox??

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