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I just had a new garage built by a local garage company. I had the old one-car garage removed, and a new two-car garage built (20 x 24). Had them do electrical, and they had to insulate and sheetrock the wall next to my neighbor's garage (firewall). Once I insulate and cover the interior walls, I will have invested nearly $50,000 into this project. Can't wait to get my woodshop out of my basement and into my new shop.

Right on. I’m currently cleaning it out now. I realized, why people delete it because it’s more practical than cleaning it. I am chasing a no spark after a two year rebuild and some of those connections were definitely loose.

Did you ever find a new one

I have the same compressor and after 2-years the pump went bad even thought I changed oil once a year. This is used for a residential application. New pump cost me $700. What a disappointment!

thanks for posting, Im gonna do a 20x20 about 40 min south of you next summer. Planning to use Menards as well.

Good watch. Thanks for sharing.

Where do I start on taking out the wiring harness

Does this asshole know people build sheds all the time? He must think he’s special to build a basic building. What a genius!

My wife told me that a ditch witch is a lot lizard for the excavation crew.

Access. Hang on Walls what ever. No worries of damage. I can go on .. But honestly? Should I? Great job. I like it a lot

Cuz then you can add on whenever and wherever no fishing through walls

Boo duck hater !!!

boooo

Wait why are you peeling back the floor and cutting? I have a 1986 MJ XLS and I'm worried about rust but so far have only thought about a abrasive pad and maybe a clear coat

In the process of working on the Comanche I inherited from my gramps when he passed. He bought it new off the show room floor, and it has been through the ringer. He used it like a truck is meant to be used. Getting ready to swap from that closed cooling system to the later open system. Thanks for all the videos! I love seeing Comanche content.

It looks so much better on the Comanche than the gladiators looks like it belongs need to fill in the holes with some tow hooks like from a 90s z71 model and it’ll set that bad boy off!!!!

It’s still not going to be able to tow a salmon upstream

Excellent work.

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Looks brand new!

Sold! Edit: Had to go back and make sure I got one of each, both look great!

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Learn to weld.. good job

I just recently put one on my Comanche cause of this video. Looks so good!

You have to get it on the road then to see if they last...😂jk

Steve enjoying your break working on the Jeep looks good man.

Nice building - FYI: my dad had a 2 whl. drive Jeep Eliminator, bright red, white stripes, alloys with the holes.. Beautiful looking truck. My brother was a jeep mech. He kept it until 2002. The jeep mechanic who mentored my brother purchased it from my dad and still has it.. It still looks great!

I get why you didn't remove the trees as much as you did but I would have removed more, especially that one on the left as you approach the garage bay. I just had a 40x40 four bay built with a loft that's around 12'x40'. You don't want to know how much it cost. I paid in cash.

Well done. Did you have to make any significant purchases for tools to use for your build? Rental tools? What’s your plan for heating?

My city only allows 1 accessory building of 600 sqft but but you can abut/connect 2 building and it's considered as one if the total is less or equal to the maximum allowed.

Remind me, why no windows? Just cost savings? And did you pull wire for the future hook up or are you going to plan for conduit over the sheeting?

Great video! You did a great job and I’m proud of you! Wish I could have been part of the build myself.

Did you go through the build program at Menards? Was it pretty straightforward dealing with them?

Any plans for a car lift?

I'd like to point out that the floor pans listed on C2C's website and on their ebay listings look more like the Key Parts panels. They're also about $30 more expensive than they were at the time of this video. Could it be they did their homework?

cardboard templating is a great way to make it perfect before cutting. cardboard Aided Design.....cAD

I watched you remove that floor bracing and was cringing the whole time! Why the hell would you remove good metal? Cut out rot only, leave square, straight-as-possible edges end replace. but only what is rotted. Just making tons more work for yourself for no discernible reason.

Pretty innovative fix. Unfortunately mine is stripped well before it gets that low. I'll have to figure something different out, or do a factory repair.

Good video sir,We would like to invite you to do a review video for our Auto LEDs lighting. Is there a way to write you an email?

Looks awesome. Great job 👏🏼

Very nice truck!

Until it starts wearing away at the glass and eventually the glass goes boom! Cut a wood block as a stop.

Good series of Comanche clips pal ... On this one, about the window stop ... See if you can find some vacuum line or fuel line that would fit tightly over the threads of the bolt ... Then zip tie it tight ... Reason is, you don't want to shatter the window ... Yikes ...

... My white, zero rust, '88 long bed, Comanche, 4x4, 4.0, 5 speed, with an extra tall shell, tips his hat 🎩 to your Comanche . From central California mountains ...

Looks like mine. My dad Bought me an 88 Jeep Comanche "MJ" passenger side is as bad.

Nice seat. I consider changing my bench seat for my 87 comanche. Im glad i watched this video i need Courtesy lights for the inside of my truck

Love the seat

Why would you put that ugly bumper on that beautiful Jeep! I mean, that’s the first thing you take off a Gladiator!

Looks great! thanks for the how-to, something to consider for my MJ. The tow hook holes on the bumper could work for a back-up/rear light

Great work! Ill be doing my Comanche bed and chassis in the next month or so.