Anyone done a full "Wagomanche" conversion? Pics?

[turboxr]

I've been thinking about doing the waggy front clip and having some custom wood vinyl made for my 'manche. Anyone done it?

[SW86]

me too. ive found one but a little worried on how it will turn out. i know someone has done it on here before, just have to dig through some threads to find it i guess.

[whowey]

There is a member out west that has done it. The threads will be at least a couple years old about it, he did wood grain down the sides of the truck. The pictures of it were pretty sharp.

[KYMJ]

I think in South Texas, but I don't recall having the Waggy front end, just the woodgrain. I tried to find him last night, I actually think he contacted me about buying my 4x4 when I sold it. I'll keep trying to remember/find his user name. IIRC the truck was pretty nice.

[jeepdoggydogB]

Didn't the classifieds moderator Offroader461 just sell his front Wagoneer clip that used to be on his truck?

[KYMJ]

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[codymanche]

hope this works

 

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[ryno56]

a quick search for "waggy front clip" nets good results.

[dasbulliwagen]

here's my 87 with the waggy treatment. I did the front clip, the right front fender, and both front doors, got all the power options transfered and working too, power antenna, locks, windows and mirrors. I have since removed all the spoortruck decals and the woodgrain.

 

 

 

here's the CFC donor I got all the parts from. It was an 86 model, and in absolutely perfect condition...too bad.

 

 

here's the only pic I have lately of it with the stickers off. My plan is to make it a Comanche Limited...eventually, as the waggy I got the parts from was a limited. Good luck with your project!

 

[Exxon Valdez Jeep]

Offroadman83 was the guy in south texas that had the woodgrain on his blue MJ. It was stripped off when he sold it. He had swapped a 242 in it also, it was pretty nice!

[turboxr]

a quick search for "waggy front clip" nets good results.

Did that. Comes up with a few results, none of which have the wood panelling.

 

 

The one in Texas looks ok. I think it would be cool to do a really faithful replica of the Wagoneer. Unfortunately, I think I'm going to go the restomod route and go 97up with mine. Haven't made a hard decision yet though.

[offroader461]

There is a blue one on here that the owner did the wood paneling on. I'm just to lazy to find it. The only thing he didnt do was the front end. I had the front end on mine but after a year it got kinda boring so i swapped back.

[joester1908]

i put a wagoneer header on my Comanche. I found a blue one and it matches my truck. I left the fenders and doors the same though so i can still have the factory Pioneer stripe. I'm at school but ill get on my computer at home and post up a photo of my swap. Super easy and bolt on.

[Incommando]

here's my 87 with the waggy treatment. I did the front clip, the right front fender, and both front doors, got all the power options transfered and working too, power antenna, locks, windows and mirrors. I have since removed all the spoortruck decals and the woodgrain. here's the CFC donor I got all the parts from. It was an 86 model, and in absolutely perfect condition...too bad.here's the only pic I have lately of it with the stickers off. My plan is to make it a cherokee Limited...eventually, as the waggy I got the parts from was a limited. Good luck with your project!

Commando!

[joester1908]