Never raced, high or low sided, PRISTINE 1986 Jeep Comanche 4X4. I would go so far as to saw this is the fastest 1986 Jeep truck in town. It has about 30,000 miles on a rebuilt six cylinder, and the rest of the truck has about 120,000 on it. I personally built the engine and I am a ASE certified engine machinist. It has a CD player, and newer tires (Mickey Thompson MTX's) This thing was my daily driver for years, but today was the first time in eight months I have even moved in out of the garage.

If anyone here is interested I'll make ya a deal, otherwise it's going on ebay.
Make me an offer! or PM me with any questions.

 

How can you part with this sweet machine??

 

If anybody wants the true details on this fine machine please ask me. I'm the original source of this mechanized menace!

 

Ladies and Gentleman... Meet the reason it needed that rebuilt engine!
CK now knows to shut off an engine after an intake gasket leak fills the bottom end full of water. It really wasnt that bad. no spun bearings or anything. Seriously though, this thing really runs great! This engine was thoroughly rebuilt; bored .040, ground crank, valve job, milled heads and intake, and everything was checked out. Seeing as it only cost me time and parts, no expence was spared.

 

I know... I just don't have the time to give it the love it truly deserves... Well, that and I could use the cash and I never drive it anyway.

I also have a 1989 Grand Wagoner for sale CHEEP that needs some work. Runs and looks good! It's White and Wood grain with tan leather. $700!!

This picture isn't of mine but you get the idea.

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Dont sell the WOODIE!!!

 

Great, I wanna buy it now!

 

I'm only kidding! This thing is a fine example of AMC engineering. She's a stout ole' girl, that'll take anything ya wanna throw at her.:YEAH

 

AMC= Ain't My Car!

 

Hey wheres the wagoneer sitting at/ Id like to take a look at it. Pm me with the details and what it needs.