1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer 4x2 Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
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This 1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer Pick-up has just had it's body and mechanical parts restored. Everything under the hood was replaced with new parts with the exception of the actual engine and transmission which are in excellent condition. The body was completely dismantled and each part painted separately and there is NO RUST anywhere on the truck. Both floor pans have been replaced. The front windshield is new and the rear cab window is new and includes a sliding vent window. The door weather striping and window channels are also brand new. The RUST FREE bed of the truck has additionally been painted with a protective coating (black in color). There are two bed mats as well. A standard plastic tail gate protector was installed on the inside and top of the tailgate. There is red pin striping on the sides of the truck.
On the right front fender near the headlight is a small chip - approximately 1/16th inch. There is a very small ding on the right rear side of the bed in front of the wheel well. Other than that, the truck is COMPLETELY STRAIGHT. The truck has been garage kept since all work was finished. The interior of the truck is in excellent condition except for slight discoloration of the door pulls and the sun damage to the front left corner of the dash. All instruments are operational on the dash. There are no rips or tears in the bench seat. Along with new A/C components, the interior heater box has been replaced and all connecting vents have new foam. Air is very cold. All windows are newly tinted including a glare strip. The fiberglass Jason Topper is red with side vent windows and the window to the cab of the truck also opens. The topper does not have any cracks or discoloration. The rear tailgate window has two new locks with keys. Inside the bed of the truck is a Tractor Supply aluminum tool box that also locks. There are Jeep Canyon rims with tires that are in excellent condition. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me: Al 813-310-4911. On Aug-25-14 at 12:34:35 PDT, seller added the following information: Reference the negative odometer comment in the Auto report, when I bought the truck, it marked 113,528. I am not the one nor do I know who possibly tampered with the odometer. However, the engine and transmission run smoothly and are in excellent condition. |
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