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Old 02-03-2016, 01:02 PM
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Had Jeeps since I was 15. Have a 46 CJ2A, a 60 CJ3B under construction, and a 99 TJ that we pull behind the motorhome. Had a FC170 with a plow on it in the early 80's.
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Old 02-03-2016, 01:17 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.

very nice machine there! that's too bad all those other jeeps went to scrap, he could have made a buck on just parting them for sure, as i am finding out

This cab is very hurt, i will start working on repairing it come spring time, hopefully i can find another cab by then and just replace it, as this one doesn't have a good panel on it. the floor is gone on both sides, cab corners are gone, no doors, front and rear glass were shot at in the past, i guess i have a thing for decrepit machinery
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Old 02-03-2016, 01:25 PM
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a friend transplanted this powertrain into the willys wagon in the background, its awesome! i put the pictures up here in the wrong order, the first pic he has added an overdrive to the pto output on the dana 18 t-case
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It is a 3/4 ton model, straight 6 super hurricane motor paired to a spicer t98 transmission.
The T98 is a Borg-Warner trans

Looks like a cool project!!
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Old 02-03-2016, 04:02 PM
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One of my father's cj2s has an overdrive like that, and he loves it! It's a newer addition to the collection, I haven't had a chance to drive that one yet. It also has larger brakes, which I'm sure is critical with the extra speed! I don't remember any of the others ever having good brakes, or any at all for that matter.
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Back in the day I had a Jeepster Commando with the Buick V6 like the one in the pic. Couldn't keep a rear end in it. Traded it in for an IH Scout with the 304 and auto trans.
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Nice Jeep Sam.
That was a pic from the internet. My Jeep had mags and big tires, probably why I couldn't keep a ring and pinion in it. That and I had the V-6 juiced up. LOL
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That was a pic from the internet. My Jeep had mags and big tires, probably why I couldn't keep a ring and pinion in it. That and I had the V-6 juiced up. LOL
Oh ok, still nice though, lol.
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That was a pic from the internet. My Jeep had mags and big tires, probably why I couldn't keep a ring and pinion in it. That and I had the V-6 juiced up. LOL
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I live 10 miles from where they are made but never owned one. I had an aunt that worked there for 40 years before retiring about 40 years ago. Funny how so many parts made their way our of there.
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