1987 Jeep Comanche Pioneer Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Front Royal, Virginia, United States
1987 Jeep Comanche 4x4 pickup. I am the original owner, This truck has been well maintained through the years. It was off the road for 4 years, was put back on the road last year, New fuel pump, brake cables, installed 3 inch lift kit, springs in the front, add a leaf in the rear. Truck also has rear air shocks. The truck was wrecked last year in the front end. The engine is no good because the block cracked were the timing chain cover bolts and a couple bolts sheared off were the motor mount bolts up. It is a shame the motor never went beyond 3000 miles before getting a oil change. Lower front mount was bent and has been replaced. I have other OEM used jeep replacement parts. I have about 90% parts to put the front end back together. The paint is the original paint from 1987. All interior is orignal. Needs a few dash parts and a windshield. Has 265/75/15 general tires, very good shape. I still have the original wheels, caps and rings that go on it. I have the original manuel and service record for this truck. There are a few small spots of surface rust. The underneath frame and floor boards are in excellent shape. I will answer any questions you might have about the truck. You can reach me through ebay or call 540-622-0125 ask for Andy. I hate to see it go but I have to get rid of it.
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