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Middle of Summer Cleaning

Wasted Time

Posted July 15 2008 07:46 PM by Willys 
Filed under: Jeep Parts, Jeep Enthusiast Culture, Pete Trasborg

So, I recently moved, if you've been reading the blogs, you know that.  In Riverside, I had a 12x 25 foot storage unit which stored my Jeepster and a whole mess of parts.  Well, I'm trying to wean myself off of it, and especially since its now 100 miles away, I'm doing my best to fit everything in my small 2-car garage.


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The empty garage

So, I brought home some of the shelving units that were in storage, and rearranged the garage to fit them in there.  That included taking almost everything out of the garage, moving shelves that some blind moron made, unpacking more boxes of parts, and then putting everything back in the garage.

Oh yeah, I brought home my other Comanche too.
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Reader Comments:
1. Is the the Comanche we're expecting the build write-up for in the mag?

And for that matter, did I miss the explanation of how the red one burned up?

Binsk    - Posted July 16 2008 10:00 AM

 
2. That's the Comanche that just got the 6-speed. I'm working on a quick and easy brake upgrade for it, and a late-model door swap. Is that what you are waiting for?

And, no, you didn't miss the explanation. I'm still working on building the red one into a late model 97 and up styled MJ. If you ever think of doing it, do yourself a favor and don't swap the entire interior over They changed just about everything between 88 and '97 and up.

Willys    - Posted July 16 2008 10:42 AM

 
3. I swaped my mj from a 5 speed to a auto and now i have a manul shift it do you have any ides of what i can do to fix that?? that i dont have to change the wiring harnes? im trying to put 6" of lift and 35s or 33 i got the coils and lower control arms now its just a case of getting the rear parts and getting it done

Ardie    - Posted January 29 2009 08:36 AM

 

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