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02-03-2016, 08:52 AM
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Anyone here into old Jeep Willys?
I was turned onto them by my friend, and i got my first jeep FC-170 this weekend. It's very rough to say the least, but sweet
 It is a 3/4 ton model, straight 6 super hurricane motor paired to a spicer t98 transmission. Mine is missing the Dana 18 transfer case, but it shares the same power train as some willys jeeps, trucks, and wagons so i should be able to find one. Or, maybe i will transplant a 4BT into this sucker  (yes that is a cub in the background, i will post about that later on) 
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02-03-2016, 10:19 AM
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Too bad 2 months ago 3 just went to scrape yard a 46,47,and. 57. Had titles for 2 of them. 46 and 47 where miliatary. Had someone look at them and said they where worthless. Dime a dozen. So they went to scrap yard.
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02-03-2016, 11:04 AM
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Must be a good story to that. CJ5 I am guessing.
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02-03-2016, 11:42 AM
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Very cool forward control kyleb, definately don't see many of those. Im still in a jeep club although not very active, sold my yj but still have an xj. Some of the most capable 4wds ever made IMO. Keep us posted with pics!
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02-03-2016, 12:18 PM
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My family has always been a jeep family, I myself have an 06 tj as my daily driver but I grew up with my dad's collection: 3 50's era CJ-5's, and 4 CJ-2a's. The 56 CJ5 and I had a love-hate relationship, I loved it but it would NEVER start for me when I needed to plow the driveway with it. As soon as my dad showed up, it would fire right up ( I was following the exact same starting procedure FWIW, making it particularly infuriating) but the cj-2s would always fire up immediately for work or play, whatever the weather! I'd love to find an old FC and a Willy's wagon too, but I love my wrangler for now and my 78' dodge ramcharger too!
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02-03-2016, 12:38 PM
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Nice FC! A guy down the road from us has a few, and a couple Willys pickups. I have a 89 YJ with a Mercedes diesel, my brother is into the Willys. This is his CJ 2A, we took it for a ride on the parkway this year
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