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Bump for a price drop. Someone give this thing a new home. Makes me sad seeing it parked out front

Thanks so much! Seems like I missed the covid camper bonanza as that was the prime time to sell. I've had a hard time admitting the rig isn't the right fit for our lifestyle anymore and I haven't wanted to sell it. Just hoping it goes to someone who wants to tinker on it and give it a good life

Hey! Sorry I didn't see your message earlier. The camper is hard sealed to the body, there is a frame around the cutout and I used sika flex and stainless hardware to sandwich the two together. After stiffening the frame there has been zero flex issues between the two. As the cherokees were...

No it was a boat cover place. They did a good job eventually but it was quite a frustrating process to get it done correctly...

Its a dometic water heater. Yes I built the two water tanks

No I built it in Boise Idaho and then drove it to Anchorage where we had the canvas made for it

Thanks! Let the wife drive this section. Was pretty fun to watch the rig in action

Few more pics to add to the post

Thanks so much! I'm usually not attached to my vehicles but this thing was our little house for more than a year and it makes us super sad to sell it. Hoping the new owners love it like we do and it gets a new shot at an adventurous life

I put in the newer "high output" (lol) motor from the 97 cherokee. The plan was to do an engine swap at some point, LS, 4BT, stroker build the 4.0. So many options with these jeeps. Just didn't get around to it before our travels and now we have a kid so require a rig with more seats

Quite possibly the most expensive comanche! A lot less than a maltec truck though... I built the headlights myself using retrofit projectors

Well, it's finally come time to sell our Jeep Comanche. I built this in 2019 to travel the United States and try to convince my wife we could do the Pan American, but life had some other plans. I'll try to remember all the specs, but I may leave out some things. We are asking 45k for the rig as...

Did you have to use a spacer in the rear to make them the same width?

Highly recommend spring mounting that subframe. The twist from the truck frame isn't going to do your camper any favors

Google search for daystar airbag cradles. They will solve the down travel issues. I think airbags help with load but often times people over fill them and they get too bouncy. That or they forego getting proper rear springs and just add airbags. If you're constantly varying your loads with fuel...

Any updates on this build?

Wonder if there's any updates on this??

Do you happen to remember where you dug up this pic? Also do you happen to have an instagram so I can follow along with more pics?