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:agree:​ Darn things are like potato chips. Can't have just a couple...

Good enough for me! Glad you're happy with it and it looks great on your truck. :thumbsup: But wait... where's the front bumper? :hmm:

Did you put the brackets on the frame and then the bumper to the brackets or did you just bolt everything together first? I used the same measurements for the brackets on yours as what I did on the first effort of producing bumpers. With the brackets on the frame, the bumper should bolt on with the mounting plates on the inside of the brackets. Here's a picture of ComancheKid45's bumper, but the mounting would be the same:

Got a few things done in this truck today. Pulled the bench, dash, heater core, cleaned up a bunch of the wiring in the dash, and started on a template for blocking off the firewall. Yeah... the heater box isn't going back in... like a real race truck. :rock on:

Glad I wasn't just getting stuck in some sort of time warp cycle or something crazy like that. :thwak:

Jim, didn't you already offer the guy $500, go and look at it, and then pass because it wasn't as described back in January? http://comancheclub.com/topic/36768-diesel-swap/ ... really feels familiar. :hmm:

:peek: ... guilty. Not a whole lot going on over here on this side of the state so I'm forced to venture around.

Nope. :D Speaking of which... What doesn't fit right? You've got me worried now because I think I might know what's off... the brackets, right? :oops:

Couldn't help but notice over of vortex... ... felt it better to bring it up here. Any pictures of the plate?

You watching this one, Jim? Guy is dropping a v2203 Kubota in his Cherokee. Kinda neat, I think. http://www.dieselbombers.com/diesel-engine-conversions/110855-jeep-cherokee-xj-v2203-kubota.html

This! I totally agree. I had my own experience a few months back: http://comancheclub.com/topic/34975-cc-club-member-visit/ ... that Jim, I tell ya... hell of a guy!

Yeah... but only because it would most likely be me who bought it. :shake:

Why not... it'd been a while and needs a bump. :peek:

Beat me to it... I was going to suggest the first link as I would bet that Marcel has material left over from the D60 truss.

:drool:

So... what you saying is you might not notice if one went missing? :idea:

Lots of good info and pictures here: http://comancheclub.com/topic/20947-pictures-of-comanches-with-toppers/ :thumbsup:

Yeah... there just might be two years worth of beer cans in there!

:???: Interesting... I don't suppose anything is left of this mystery truck?

No... :laughin:

Thank you for not! :bowdown:

This has been a long time running now and I think I'm going to stick a fork in it for now. The inside of the house is as done as it's going to be until we decide it's a good time to start on the kitchen or bathroom... which ever comes first. Anyway... Before: After: Every window and door in the house was replaced and it was with much celebration that the trim and new extension jams were finished! It was a great time to paint with all the trim off, so that was done in the living room/kitchen, hallway, and bedroom. Coming up for this spring and summer, I'd like to clean up the yard from ripping it all up, insulate and finish the single stall garage, and put a porch on the front of the house if there's time/funds. All in all, I'm super happy to be done with everything that really needs to get done. :banana:

Perhaps... I was thinking something along the lines of what I had on my '88 years ago: Similar lines without having a huge assembly hanging off the back of the truck. I'd call it somewhere between a roll pan and a tubular bumper.

Sorry, Don... as much as I agree it'll probably get a tubular push bumper. ... probably size it down some though as I don't plan on anyone trying to bump draft me. :crossfingers:

Cool truck and welcome! :cheers: