Just needs a winch.
So after 17 years it's back on the road with a valid inspection sticker. In the future I will focus on straightening out the body work, but I have other antique vehicles that need attention first.

 

Looks great, definitely breaking necks...

 

Looks good. How did you mount those 97+ seats?

 

That's great to see man. With that military look I would toss something like a 9" in the rear and also ditch the D35.

 

At least take the tow hooks and brackets off for christ's sake

good work though. Very nice

 

I bent up some brackets out of 11 gauge steel as spacers and welded them to the floor for the front. One of the back mounts sits on the floor, the other has some washers between it and the floor. The rear is bolted through the 11 gauge steel floor pan.

 

That is a great looking MJ! Makes me want to buy one...

I have family in Durham. You anywhere close to there?

 

I fluid filmed the underneath, if you are in an area that puts salt on the roads fluid film all your vehicles.
A pic of the CAD block off plate



Rear driveshaft is from a f-250 using conversion u joints

Seat brackets Cherokee to Comanche

 

Sweet build!

 

Any update?

 

OP hasn't returned to the forum for a year. Sad to say, but we're not likely to see an update.

 

 

Sorry guys,
Life can be so busy.
Comanche going strong for it's second summer. Put 600 miles on it since build.
Pic attached from 4th of July parade.

 

Welcome back.

 

Welcome back.

Looks awesome