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Well, we need the space in the garage, and unfortunately the '73 Commando has to go. 258, TH400, d44/d30, D20 t case, disc brakes up front, bestop soft top, tire carrier, new BFG AT's. All original, uncut and straight. She's all there, runs like a champ. Title in hand, licensed in AZ, garage...

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Well, this is random...

My front aluminum Crushers were a breeze to install and fit great...have't done the rears yet, due to a bout with laziness... I'll probably just spend the extra $60 and get a good nutzert tool when I get ready to put the rears on... Just follow the directions. Read them twice before you start!!

No Longer For Sale The top is off the market, sorry.

Honestly, it reminds me of the Jeep Commando. In 1972, after the sale of Kaiser to AMC, Jeep dropped the Jeepster Name for the Jeepster Commando, put the bullnose grille on it, and called it the Jeep Commando. It died out in early 1973...most likely because the it doesn't look like a Jeep...

I have a set of front flares from my 14 siting in the garage, uncut fenders with marker lights & supports, No fading, great shape. $40 in the Phoenix East Valley area...I really don't want to ship.

Those headlights though...

That is Tiffany Blue. Dear god its hideous!

Everybody knows?

PROBLEM SOLVED...:honey:

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I got a sweet set of Recaros I'll let go cheap. Universal fit...bolt right in! :bleh::bleh::bleh::bleh::bleh::bleh::bleh::bleh:

I'm in Queen Creek...I've also got a handful of other guys down here that are always looking to hit the trails!

Couple more...One from camping in Westport, WA, and another project...

Maybe THATS why Polaris bought Transamerican... *puts on tin foil hat*

I think I used mine once hooked to a strap to keep someone from sliding off a trail in the slippery mud. And a couple times to change a tire in my yard (damn near killed myself). Come to think of it, I've never used the factory jack either...but it does look cool on my Jeep!:bleh: Although...

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My Jeepster Club back in WA... And My Wife's '73

My 1968 Jeepster about 15 years ago.. And the same one today...