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Comanche NOS goodness


Pete M
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after years of searching and trading I finally have the collection of NOS parts I need for the artwork on my wall. :D  bedside, gas tank door, flare, mudflap, taillight, and bumper end cap. :banana:  all new old stock parts.  I don't yet have all of the necessary hardware, so that's why things look a bit off (held up with tape and binder clips). :(

 

In the far future I'm thinking of painting the bedside '92 Eliminator green. maybe with repo Eliminator decals.

 

 

closeup of my signed poster and new Archer pin

 

 

 

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doing a bit of a happy dance  :yes:

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by the way, that deep red color of the taillight is now my favorite color.  :drool:   maybe someday I can get a photo that does it justice.  it makes my awesome taillight that was previously up there look like total crap!  I had no idea how awesome the lights were when new  :clapping:

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well, I've got a couple front ends in decent shape. :yes:   but that would likely be shop/garage decor since they don't need climate control (also, I'm trying to limit the MJ stuff to just the one wall  :rotf:)  

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hmmm... interesting idea.  :brows:  as it is now, there's a bookcase right underneath it, but I guess that probably won't be there forever.  I have a feeling I might get some flak from my family for a tire hanging on the wall, but the wheel shouldn't be a problem. :D

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hmmm... interesting idea. :brows: as it is now, there's a bookcase right underneath it, but I guess that probably won't be there forever. I have a feeling I might get some flak from my family for a tire hanging on the wall, but the wheel shouldn't be a problem. :D

Who's house is it?

Are you making the mortgage payments?

If so, then you do as you please.

To mount it to the wall, mount a front wheel bearing to a plate and screw the plate to the wall.

That way the tire can spin.

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