Love Jeeps?
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Them are some neat little critters, never even heard of one of those pickup things before.
I'm a bit partial to the old Cherokee/Wagoneer, and of course the J10/20.
I'm a bit partial to the old Cherokee/Wagoneer, and of course the J10/20.
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With that FC-150, you could open the door and reach down to lock the hub and have your passenger do the same without getting out.
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To the OP.. Very nice rides.. That green cj5 is the little brother to my cj6. same color. I even have the pto on the rear for the belt drive, have the belt drive also.. Love these machines.
Do you guys show your jeeps to people out of the family? My wife and i are moving to the Vernon area in the spring..
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Do you guys show your jeeps to people out of the family? My wife and i are moving to the Vernon area in the spring..
With what you have.. find a cj5 for the power train. The F150 is a cj5 power train length.. as love as the cj5 has a 4 cylinder in it. Not sure if there is room for a v8 or v6..
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I should really get a picture of our Cj3a, but it would have to wait untill after this coming snow....
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Here is the 95 Wrangler i had.. 9 inch rear end. currie high pinion 456 gears spool, warn front end axles.. 4 to 1 in the 231 tcase. lots of little things along with coils and control arms.. all built in 96..
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Funny thing about the FC150 is I barely learned what one was thanks to the internet and really wanted to find one. I went home to visit my parents and there was a FC150, un effin believable.
Other jeeps are my dads, one is a CJ-5 with a hot rodded AMC V8 and a 4 speed. He got it as an insurance deal a long time ago, some muffler shop caught it on fire so my dad got it cheap. His buddy did some suspension work to it that was state of the art back in the 80's, I believe the guy owned what is now a big famous off road shop in Phoenix az. Its been in this state my whole life, just waiting to be put together.
The old military Jeep is complete, I remember riding around in it as a kid. My dad is going to hopefully restore it one day, he has a very impressive collection of NOS parts wrapped in cosmoline to rebuild it and maybe even a few more jeeps. My parents keep talking about ebaying the small fortune so if anyone needs WW2 Jeep parts I have your hookup.
The Comanche is my dads multipurpose vehicle, I believe he has 3 or maybe even 4 of these now. I lost count of the Cherokees, they are just everywhere. Im the only person in my family not driving a box Cherokee, everytime I go home there is another Cherokee. Next time I am home I will get some pictures.
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My favorite jeep is a CJ5
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That red FC-150 is bad ass !!! Some other nice ones listed too. Not a huge Jeep fan, but I do like the older ones. Had an old Buick lover buddy, may he RIP now, the same guy I was just telling had the Chevy 60's school bus with the Buick Nailhead and Th400, he had a Willys with a Buick 231 V6, aka the 3.8 and adapted to the OEM T case and trans. That little fugger would climb anything and had plenty of power with that worked over 231 and a 4bbl Carb.
