89 MJ Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago September 2026 - The @OSCDumpTruck Build Thread- The OSC Dump Truck (89 Sport Truck 2.5L) Year/Model - 1989 SporTruck rust free edition Drivetrain- 2.5TBI/AX5/231 with Dana 30/35 Cooling- Stock radiator with bypassed heater valve Electrical/Ignition- DIY 4 gauge Big 7 Battery cables, Headlight harness upgrade, group 34 battery Suspension/Steering- Stock suspension height, all new bushings all around. KYB gas adjust shocks, energy suspension sway bar bushings. Power steering Interior- Grey/black two tone interior consisting of factory black interior pieces. SMS black headliner, black reupholstered bench seat, dashcoversusa dashdura cover (highly recommended if your dash is cracked) Cassette radio Brakes- stock and all replaced, custom rear load sensing valve arm Lighting- Dash bulbs stock, added interior foot bulb brackets with leds, cab corner housings replaced with Euramtec. Rampage headlight housings Exterior- 97-01 header panel swap (soon to be going back to Renix header panel with 10 slot grill) and JCR diy front bumper (soon to be powder coated stock front bumper) and original refinished rear bumper with krustyballer hitch receiver Wheel & Tires- mammoth boulder 15x8 wheels with KO2 235/75/15 tires Misc- Vintage Sony CPA-7 cassette adapter for music Best MJ story- A few years ago I had it parked in front of my house. Later that day I noticed with driver side cab corner had been bumped into by a car, hit and run. I ended up trying to get a claim and got it fixed at a restoration shop. The person who did the bodywork did a horrible job, so I ended up taking it to another shop and he was able to do better. But for a while I drove it around with a grey square of primer that eventually cracked from sun exposure. First body shop claimed the repair was acceptable but it absolutely was not. The second body repair was painted with black spray paint. Hoping to finally be rid of that spot (although barely noticeable) once we hopefully get it repainted factory black. CC is Awesome! Why? Comanche Club is awesome for all of the information and experience it has to offer. Out of all the forums, I have such an easy time figuring things out and seeing other people’s builds.
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