Low mileage OLYMPIC EDITION Jeep Comanche Pickup!

[@stringmj]

I am not a huge jeep fan, owned one years ago, but the depth of his knowledge is what keeps me coming back. His daughter is learning more during this 15 min vid that most young adults learn in a semester at college on any subject. Way to go Dad!

[@willemp6432]

Dennis is like this cool friend I have.He never says when his comming around but when he does,the timing is perfect and always cheers me up....

[@andrewnash9785]

Lovely to see father and daughter talking about car your daughter is intelligently girl you must be proud I have two girls I would be proud be safe

[@simon.houseaccount4807]

I wish I had a good relationship with my daughters. But I don’t. .. nice to see how well they get on

[@zebra3662]

@@simon.houseaccount4807 I am sad to here that. Hopefully some day you can get a conversation started with them, and get things right. Good luck.

[@simon.houseaccount4807]

@@zebra3662 that’s just life ...

[@JeepTJWheelin]

I'm sure he has to keep the wolves at bay having a beautiful daughter.

[@misstransgender]

@@simon.houseaccount4807 im glad my kids are gone i never wonted any kids in the first place there mother was a peace of crap

[@masterpipelayer860]

As always a encyclopedia of jeep info. And I’ll say it again, you’re a class act Collins. Never change

[@bldallas]

Cool stuff. In ‘87, I bought one of the first new “Wranglers” to hit the lot at Love Ford, on Inwood at Lemon, in Dallas. It was white with black trim, black interior and black hard top. I had black “running boards” added by the dealer, to carry the front fender flares to the rear flares. It also had the radio delete (I added one later), factory air, six speed, etc. A years later, I put a Bestop Soft Top on it, and stored the hard top. I ended up driving on most weekends when we went out to our favorite places to party Adairs/Stans/Late Night/Clearview. I got to know lots of people because of that Jeep. Good times.

[@elcamino5145]

I've got 72k on my 88 YJ. Completely optioned Black Laredo, grey gut. Engine block heater, A/C loaded with everything including a 5 speed automatic transmission. Live that it's coming back into it's own.

[@polisprofessorn6115]

You have destroyed my reputation! 😄 I was a Ford and Lincoln man. After watching your excellent KZbin channel I have bought my first Jeep, a J20 from 1981. An ex-military vehicles from Swedish air force. Only 29 000 mi (47000 km). No way back now? I. enjoy your show enormously.

[@ontariobill1]

I do like the comments about your weather, I live in Canada so what you get is a small sample of what we deal with here, I hope everyone there is staying safe, especially since you're not used to our Arctic conditions.

[@lydiaanderson582]

@Hello Bill How are you doing?

[@thatcarlifeR8]

I had that Mj in high school in 1994. Ironically we had a snow plow on it. Something you could use right now. My was a 5 speed manual. 4x4. Mine was an 88. Black, with grey with the stripes. Loved it. They drift on dirt roads phenomenal!!!

[@gilbertnadeau7181]

I had an red 86 Comanche with the 2.5. Low miles, cap and not a scratch in the bed when I bought it. Loved the truck.

[@kevinwalters9573]

I love how u r teaching ur daughter all of this and how willing and eager she is to learn and retain the info. Good stuuf

[@FabiusMaximus1000]

I never realized there was this much interest in Jeeps until I watched this channel. We were more into muscle cars and wouldn't look twice at a Jeep. Now I'm spotting these old Jeeps subconsciously. I saw a Golden Eagle Jeep at the gas station a while back. I told the guy it was a nice Jeep. He told me it had been in his family since new and he just drives it when he's in town.

[@system87music]

I own a low mileage 1988 Olympic Edition Cherokee, Baltic Blue/Tan interior. Still has the original SEV Marchal dealer installed fog lights and paperwork back to 1988. These are unique and cool 4x4s that a lot of folks don't know exist. This was a great and informative video, thanks for bringing the history with the vehicles!

[@dennishough3709]

Dennis and family, Stay safe out there in Texas. Another fantastic video!👍 Keep em coming!

[@tmiguy4954]

Only vehicle I ever bought brand new was an 88 Comanche, 2wd, 4.0 6cyl AT, long bed Pioneer. Great truck!

[@Bo-zg3lz]

My first brand new vehicle was exactly like the Comanche shown! Black with silver decals, mine had bucket seats manual

[@Bo-zg3lz]

I was 24 and just started working at Diamond Star Motors , a joint venture making Mitsubishi cars and Chrysler, Dodge Plymouth and Eagle cars . Best job ever , they closed up in 2015 . I worked there 27 years

[@americanrambler4972]

I purchased a 1988 Colorado Red 4.0 5 speed Jeep Comanche Pioneer long box 4x4 brand new. I ran the wheels off that thing. Ran it hard and put up wet. It was one of my favorite vehicles of all that I have owned. It was a tough great running truck. And also quite light weight!

[@greenlizard6431]

Dennis i have a. 1989 comanche brother in law bought brand new i was able to get it from him about 8yrs ago right now we have about 120000 miles on it I feel very proud of having this truck it's a long bed 40liter 5 speed power steering ac a little up keep she still running out great love it

[@brianbond8669]

SUPERB. Great video once again. LOVE the MJ. It was my favorite back in the day but could never get my hands on one. Thanks for the history lesson and keep these videos coming.

[@joevald3]

First of all like the Jeep, It is so rare to see a daughter and father get along this well . She a lot like her dad . I like the truck as well

[@blueovallife6868]

Dennis, your knowledge is why I keep watching all of the content here.. was not a Jeep guy.. at all.. But you forced me to respect them!!!! Now I am on the hunt for one of my own!

[@davidhack2409]

As a girl dad of 2 girls under 3, Dennis & Kels look like they have the relationship I’ll be working towards everyday. Cheers guys!

[@mattfritch6375]

I used to have a 1977 J-10 swb Golden Eagle limited Edition w/401 4bbl and Quadratrac. I regret selling it and would love to see you do a Coffee Walk on some of the pickup special models like the Honcho and Golden Eagle trims. Love that MJ too. So clean and well taken care of. Good find Dennis. One of these days I am going to visit the shop and say hi. Preserving these vehicles and putting them back on the road is too cool.

[@p47rr]

I owned a Jeep Comanche Eliminator in 2wd. Had a custom crane cam made for it. Use to drag race it. It was the fastest midsize truck until the cyclone came out.

[@marcuscompton3772]

How can Dennis have so much knowledge on Jeep's and other vehicles? Really love these coffee walks!

[@juhojauhiainen418]

It is his JOB to know the details.

[@Mpayne1472]

35 years. You accumulate

[@inlangford]

Love both these!! When I was 18 in 1995 I bought a '88 YJ sahara. I had to sell it four years later as a baby was on the way! I didn't want to sell it and will get one back one day, I'd even like to restore one to same spec I had!

[@robertrice9112]

Hello Dennis from the birth place of the jeep, Toledo Ohio!!!! I love the show and love sitting and listening to you! You are the human encyclopedia of jeep facts. You really should consider coming up next summer for jeepfest. Thousands of jeeps of every year and model!! A true jeep lover's dream and a amazing time!!

[@97minitaco]

My next door neighbor has a blue 1988 Comanche Pioneer. He bought it new in 1988 and has daily driven it since. It is still his daily today. This is cool.

[@meh-canics9628]

We had a blast in my buddy's 90's MJ, which also had a slide in Camper! 4.0 fuel injected, 2WD, and its still on the road today with it's new owner Great Trucks!

[@survivetothrive21]

I LOVE that YJ. When I was just one year old in 86, my dad bought one of THE very first YJs off the line and had it 25 years. He had a triple white (white soft top with half doors, white Jeep, white steel wheel) on that same tan interior with those exact seats. Other than that color, that YJ really reminds me of being a kid. I’ve owned ten jeeps, 4 or 5 have been a YJ. Fantastic time capsule of a YJ you have

[@MichaelEdmonson-p6e]

She's stepping up and learning . WAY TO GO !

[@heartoftexasbarnfindsandcl5193]

We Love Jeeps. Great Snow day.. Texas will Overcome.

[@markbarrett2686]

Dennis, I had a Comanche Pioneer that I ordered new in the late 80’s. It was red with gray interior. 6 cyl 5spd. I walked into local Jeep dlr and pointed at the cover of that years’ brochure and said “I want that truck”. We went through the whole list and I ordered everything: off-road pkg, best sound system, white letter tires, everything. I loved that truck!

[@orchids3332]

Had a loaded with every available option 89 Wrangler Laredo black with gray tilt wheel a/c full steel doors both tops chrome front hooks bumpers...ugh..sold it in 99 to buy a mini van for my first kid. I now have 8 kids. The day I sold it I literally said, "20 years from now I'm going to regret selling this more than I do now." Absolutely true.

[@Plasticjesus504]

Not a Jeep guy but that truck is awesome. Also, your boots are fly as hell. Comfort over everthing, UGGs are like waking on clouds.

[@MaineMadeAdventures]

1989 YJ was my first vehicle, auto, factory air jeep. LOVED THAT THING!

[@michaelpage9883]

If Jeep has a question about Jeep’s, they call Dennis! Love Coffee Walk and learning about Jeeps and cars.

[@Ca-yj4il]

Love the Napoleon dynamite boots Dennis!!

[@mrmoss149]

😂😂😂

[@bigdaddyc9780]

Male uggs,what us the world coming to??

[@motownXJdad9565]

maybe he can get a bike and do some sweet jumps later

[@tacey01]

Gosh!!!

[@margiehueber7781]

My husband and I owned an MJ exactly optioned as yours is but it was a different color,a light blue, also it had cruise control, as you mentioned we ran it to over 224,000 miles and finally we passed it on, it served us exceptionally well, money well spent.

[@opiealvin]

What a nice Comanche. Glad to see Kelsey back. Stay warm Texans. You guys will get through this tough weather and come out stronger.

[@randymcalister8366]

bought my '89 YJ new and still drive it, during huge snow storm (Canada) my car got stuck several times so stopped at dearlership on way home - true story, no key locks on 89 1/2 doors either, has the little skirts on inside of lower tub (I knew what you were talking about), seats have the jeep watermark in them, I put Mopar 4L MPI kit on the 4.2L around year 2000 and woke that engine up, for those curious the 4.2L is 4L's dad from the 70's so parts interchange as in a 4L "stroker" uses a 4.2L crank ... luv the YJ - that MJ is looking good too

[@adelal-rawashdeh1050]

it's very good to see fire extinguisher in all places in ur building .. as they say ..keep safe .. keep life .. well done .

[@tedm8205]

My first new car was an 87 YJ 4.2 5 speed - greywith the wrangler package and the Jeep denim. Loved that jeep!

[@durango1487]

AWESOME - Thanks for helping us begin to sense normality again. I live a few miles from your shop and just got reliable power restored yesterday - thanks so much for making the effort to post a video in such a miserable time to be in the area. Kelsey you will never regret a day spent working with your Dad.

[@braddocksgarage]

Yellow Jeeps are happy Jeeps! Not my favorite color but that is a nice example. I've never seen an MJ that nice before in stock form. Great vid!

[@stenny1970]

Dennis Collins - Love your videos Dennis. Glad you involve your daughter to learn the business as well.

[@nachovalenti]

Very good looking Jeeps and one more time, learning from Denni's knowledge. It's nice to see father and daughter with the same passion. Many thanks for sharing.

[@cannednolan8194]

If I remember correctly. To hold the fuel door down you can jam the fuel cap in straight up and it will hold it down.

[@guillermohiramduartegomez8561]

This video will get a million views just because Kelsey is in it. I say this with respect and admiration, she is a goddess 😍.

[@nickwilczynski3684]

I actually get the impression she's helping to make him super relevant in social media. It's a tough job. I have to do it for a few companies and it's exhausting... And I don't do nearly what she seems to be doing. Unless I'm wrong and she's just along for the ride haha

[@1982MCI]

I wouldn’t carry it that far man. She’s a good, hardworking lady but goddess? Nah! Girls like her are a dime a dozen today, sorru

[@jamesemmeneckersr.1875]

Thanks guys love the details....I married my wife in '82 she can with '77 CJ5..We sold it when first of 5 came along. I bought her '78 CJ5 in '92. We live in Toledo....home of the Jeep

[@ChristopherHayniedd980]

My brother has the camanche. He bought it brand new. It had the 4 cylinder and 5 speed on the floor. He put a shit load of miles on it. It was his favorite truck.

[@davemeyers4046]

I purchased a 1990 Comanche brand new. It was a 2 wheel drive 4 cylinder 5 speed sport truck. Drove it for 12 years. It was a tuff little truck .

[@danielscott6787]

Back in the 80's we serviced at least 80 of those Jeep pickups for the State of Ohio. White/Tan. 5 speed 4×4

[@Mr.XJ.96]

Id bet with Danna 44s and All the Skid Plates too.....

[@wyattgardner3552]

I love these knowledge videos, I am younger than MJs and most of the YJs. Owning a 88 yj got me hooked!

[@TrueNorthModels]

The MJ has always been my favorite, especially with the Eliminator package, however, that Pioneer is sharp. Cheers

[@6howiesadventures832]

I loved the ad drops (slow walking by the TVs.) Always love the educational videos. Keep up the great work

[@itsnotme07]

Who knew my sister-in-law's Comanche would be considered "rare" now from way back in 1988? Enjoyed the information overload! Haha. No, she doesn't have it anymore and even if she did, it would be well over 200k miles as that's where it was when she sold it in the mid 2000's.

[@joshuacohn2004]

Great video dentist keep your family warm ....thoughts and prayers for everybody in Texas

[@gregorydavid7755]

Great educational video and super to see the father daughter connection with Dennis not being a smart ass as he explains things to Kelsey. Typical classy Dennis with a ton of snow outside and sub zero temps but not a negative word about anything just a positive video break to watch and learn from.

[@michaelhaile6371]

Dennis is a Jeep encyclopedia! Another great video. You and Kelsey stay safe

[@kickit59]

Very cool Jeeps! Thanks Dennis & Kelsey for sharing these two amazing Jeeps with us!

[@juanubinasjr6739]

Cool video and very cool sharing your love for Jeeps with your daughter! Class act Denis!

[@edgardeliciousgains7931]

Dennis with all your respect you do make beautiful cars and beautiful women props

[@lesterhippen5356]

Thanks for this video. I had a flame red 88 yj Olympic edition. Sold it several years ago. My favorite part was the awesome decal kit. Dennis, thank you so much for being a steward of the brand.

[@H4rleyBoy]

It's great the way you two get on and she gets to learn your vast knowledge.

[@Eliminator27]

His detailed knowledge of the Jeep brand is just awesome to listen to.

[@67wildwolf]

Great video Dennis......and trust me you guys down in Dallas were not really cold here in Tulsa we hit -13 on Tuesday and we were 1 Friday morning......

[@robertwalls5794]

I worked at a dealer in Ft.Worth in the early 90s and our parts truck was a 2wd Comanche Sport with the 4.0 and 5 spd. manual and it was a blast to drive.

[@joefahrenschon2437]

here in Canada my first Jeep was an 88 Comanche 4.0 litre 5spd shortbox red pioneer edition my last Jeep was my 93 YJ 4.0 litre Automatic teal with Hardtop .softtop and an bikini top both good vehicles thanks for posting the interesting videos

[@evhleppard]

I agree, black looks good on about anything

[@tnolan3176]

Walking talking historian of the Jeep brand !! Great job Dennis ! Learned alot from your videos ,,,,dont know how much I will remember but ,,,,,,

[@stgotzov]

Dennis know how take attention of the men's part of the subs. Beautiful cars (jeeps) and gorgeous blonde girl, never go wrong with the combo. I watch most of your videos but these with your daughter I watch twice. She is absolutely amazing, congratulations day😉😁

[@randyjangles4102]

Held my breath when Kelsey leaned in with her coffee. Great finds

[@jeffreyoud7861]

Grabbed myself a 95 YJ!!! I agree they are making a comeback. Now I need to look to see if I have that part for the license plate. I always learn something from you!!! Keep the great vids coming!

[@timmarquez713]

Wow! I’ve never seen a Comanche in that kind of condition! It’s true that most just got run into the ground!

[@softenerguy]

Great video & vibe, no acting just pure enjoyment of JEEP hobby love it guys!

[@jamesmaddox3391]

I'm so jealous of the knowledge being taught. I wish I would have someone like Dennis teaching me about Jeeps. I love following this channel!

[@KelmieJBigelow]

Stay safe as possible and hopefully that snow and nasty weather clears out from you soon! Great seeing your father and daughter talk about vehicles Don't see much of that anymore.

[@gwood69]

I love the half doors with the sliding windows those are bad ass

[@talkingrock7011]

I was 32 years old when these were new

[@clintonmaurer5758]

Learn something every time I watch a video from you guys

[@patgamble3217]

Hi yes it was 1988.i like that sand down yellow one that has wrangler writings on they hood. Wow .

[@torchs34]

Greets from Scotland, luvs the pickup pioneer !!

[@jimmyparkhurst4586]

Another outstanding coffee walk Dennis Collins !!! And daughter !!!

[@jimmyparkhurst4586]

Kelsey

[@ronmiller1162]

i was 20 when those jeeps were new and i remember working at the dealership buffing and detailing the used ones or trade ins , it was also a mopar dealer so in this era we had the dodge challenger glhs, the omni ghls, fun times

[@jwloggins]

Like a lot of us, I like how he is teaching Kelsey. Love these shows.

[@richardharvey8939]

Great video. Remember driving those on test drives when they were new. Would love to have the truck.

[@fabioversari9710]

INCREDIBLE ...!! JEEP STUPENDS BEAUTIFUL.... IN ITALY ..NEVER SEE---MAI VISTE ...SOLO WRANGLER...YES ...BEAUTIFUL.....

[@corysherman6087]

My ‘89 Islander edition YJ must’ve been made early in the year cause my half doors also do not have locks. Thanks for the great video as always!!

[@horacio03170]

I am always impressed of the rarity and the quality of the vehicles you found 👍 greetings fron France ...

[@leetalon8770]

This brings back some memories. I had a 88 yj, black with gray soft top half doors and the denim black and gray seats. 4.2l carbed, 5 speed (stupid BA10/5) and factory center console, power brakes, power steering. It only had 23k on it in 2004 when it got T boned. Also had a 90 comanche eliminator, red with factory buckets 4x2 4.0l 5 speed (again with the BA 10/5 that I swapped for a AX-15(only work other than oil changes ever done to it)) no A/C and or radio (original owner never installed 1 and neither did I). Bought it in 2000 and drove it for 9 years, truck had 390K on it when the pinion bearing locked up and launched the drive shaft through the bed. Man the Jeep bug has been bothering me lately, guess it time sell a cummins and to get serious about buying.

[@matthewburns5053]

I learn stuff ever time I watch Coffee Walk.

[@bdyt]

I had an Eliminator package mj that was black, loved that thing.

[@fkwitme22]

Thanks Dennis for the original coffee walk. Everyones copying you now.

[@glennphillips2393]

Man those truck's were very awesome. I had a friend that had one and we took that thing in some rough places and never got stuck. Even forged a pretty deep river.

[@jefferystarn6038]

Wow that MJ is beautiful I have one that’s all original it’s a 90 eliminator but has 420,000 miles on her and still runs strong

[@ANDYDARKO31]

Love YJs they are coming back in a big way. I’ve got a 88 USA edition YJ with the factory stripe kit. Unfortunately someone took the decals off the doors at some point but you can still see the shadow of it being there.

[@bengarrison6155]

I had a 1988 Cherokee Pioneer with the Olympic sticker. Loved that Jeep. Drove it for years. Traded it in for a 1996 Cherokee. The 88 was a much better Jeep.

[@christopherfoster101]

This is one of the coolest youtube videos I've ever watched while taking a crap

[@DUNEATV]

I bought a new YJ from Biddolph Jeep on Glendale Ave in 1993 for $9999. Such fun!

[@HappyCanuk]

I worked at the Brampton🇨🇦 Jeep plant from 87 till it closed in 1992. Still own a 91 renegade I helped build.

[@adamzimmer6365]

What a nice pair of Jeeps. I would definitely like to have the Comanche sitting in my driveway.