Jeep Comanchee,pre-runner,baja,chase Truck,other on 2040-cars
Medina, New York, United States
Im a retired collision shop owner who stills enjoys building hot rods and unique cars and trucks. I bought this truck last year from a farmer whos family purchased it brand new,most of its life was right there on the farm,hence the low miles (114k) .It had been used as a farm truck so it had its share of dents and dings especially the roof and box sides however it had a bedliner in it since new so the box was in great shape (pic included before paint) .It also had some rust not so much on the body but on the lower unibody rails. So i took some ques from Jeepspeed.com (a famous pre-runner and off-road desert racing builder) and rebuilt and added substantial strength to the undercarraige for any future race use.(see pics)...At one point i was going to add a cage and decided not to as to cut the cab and box that was in such great shape. Also at about that point in the build i just decided to simply finish it as it was becoming a lot of work. It has a complete color change base coat /clearcoat ,brand new helo wheels,new ,kenda kevlar tires (30x9.50x15),new Rustys 3in.springs,shocks,i fabricated frt and rear pre-runner bumpers,did just a mild tune and put a new muffler on and recently had it inspected and licensed for the road. I thought id list it to start a 1933 hot rod project however it makes a cool shop truck thats good on gas ...so if it doesent sell it wont hurt to keep it around! The interior is very nice and completly original with the addition of a sony explode mp3,and cd. If you have any qustions feel free to call 585-329-0167 Randy....Its raining hard this morning will add several pics as soon as the sun comes out
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Jeep Comanche for Sale
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