Identity Crisis or A.D.D?

[Another Jeep]

So within the last six months I've sold my built YJ (too small for the family). I've purchased a K5, one ton axles, doubler T-case set up, hydraulic steering etc. then sold the K5 (too big for the trails). Purchased a 71 Scout 800B with the intentions of putting the above listed parts under it. But recently decided the Scout was just a bit too small. So I purchased a 69 Jeepster Commando. Seems to be just right. Now I know how Goldie locks felt when she found the porage that wasn't too hot or too cold! Hopefully I've made the right choice. I'm committed to this build. Here's a pic of her. Soooooo, anyone have a good lead on Commando parts?

P.S. SCOUT FOR SALE

 

[Pile of parts]

I don't know if it's Identity Crisis or A.D.D. but that is one cool Commando!

 

[Toad]

we need some details of this commando. Looks like a sweet machine. I have a 71 commando sitting in the back yard that I cant decide what to do with.

 

[skiboarder]

You have owned two of the rigs I would love to build. The commando and the scout. Call it what you will. I'm just jealous that your wife let you do that.

 

[Another Jeep]

We'll I'm not sure that she "let" me. But she understands our disease! As the Commando sits today:
D60 front Lock Rite HD axles (ARB in the future)
FF 14 Boot rear Detroit HD axles
D300 twin stick (203/205 doubler waiting to be installed)
TBI 350 Chevy
aluminum radiator
700R4 trans
38x14.50R16 Toyo MT's
Warn 9.5TI winch
Six point roll cage with harnesses for four

I think that's the basics. I'm sure I'm leaving something out.
I'm also planning on adding PSC hydraulic assist ram, pump and gear. Hydro boost brake step hi-steer arms, and a 4-link for the rear either in coils or coil-overs

 

[AddictedOffroad]

I remember having that disease. Still do in fact. I never found a Jeep to fit us all that I actually liked. I went from Jeeps to Early Broncos for a few years, and then finally to Toyotas. Been with them every since since they cost about 1/4 the price to build. Now I look at it as me saving money.

That being said, that is a sweet Commando.

 

[sixstringsteve]

I've been through a lot of rigs. With each rig I learn more about what I like and what I don't like. I am glad I went through so many rigs, because it makes me really appreciate the rig I have now.

 

[Bart]

The rig looks awesome. Really dig those and have thought of buying one a number of times. Looking forward to seeing some wheeling pics.

 

[jackjoh]

I would have gone with a Scout II or Traveler with the 392 engine and kept it Street legal. But I would not be able to go to some of the places you can.

 

[webyepn]

I will be watching. I want to build one of these if I ever get my Scrambler done..

 

[Caleb]

Kind of Reminds me of JamesK's from back in the day. I like a clean Jeepster.