Thanks guys. Unlimited's are not that hard to find, but a rubicon 6 speed with low miles is VERY difficult. Roof rack was an added bonus, doesn't actually add much noise surprisingly.
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Thanks guys. Unlimited's are not that hard to find, but a rubicon 6 speed with low miles is VERY difficult. Roof rack was an added bonus, doesn't actually add much noise surprisingly.
Not inexpensive either from what I have seen. What axles do you have?
Had to pay for this one, but its also got NO RUST!
Has factory D44's underneath with lockers. Standard rubicon equipment.
I've been drooling over TJ unlimiteds again. I wish I had waited a little longer and ponied up for one instead of opting for the Chevy truck I drive now.
Regardless, I was able to get out in the YJ last weekend a little. There's no room for it here at my place in Indy, so it sits down in my parent's field in S IN. I like to blow the dust off of her when I get down to those parts. - Please pardon the vertical picture.
Also, I would like to offer proof that old Jeeps can still earn their keep.
Regardless, I was able to get out in the YJ last weekend a little. There's no room for it here at my place in Indy, so it sits down in my parent's field in S IN. I like to blow the dust off of her when I get down to those parts. - Please pardon the vertical picture.
Also, I would like to offer proof that old Jeeps can still earn their keep.
Had to pay for this one, but its also got NO RUST!
Nice.
I've been drooling over TJ unlimiteds again. I wish I had waited a little longer and ponied up for one instead of opting for the Chevy truck I drive now.
Regardless, I was able to get out in the YJ last weekend a little. There's no room for it here at my place in Indy, so it sits down in my parent's field in S IN. I like to blow the dust off of her when I get down to those parts. - Please pardon the vertical picture.
Also, I would like to offer proof that old Jeeps can still earn their keep.
Those are AWESOME!!!! My old YJ did the same thing on the hood. Someday Ill buy a willys….
Had a 46 Willys once. One brake on the front right worked and one one the left rear worked. When it rained, it would leak through the seam in the hood onto the top of the flathead engine and pool in the spark plug depressions and leak into the engine and while running it would seize. I would wait a bit are restart and go.
Just received the brake kits for my XJ and will buy the rotors, drums, and pads/shoes locally and rebuild my brakes. Might have to replace my axle seals in the back.
Just received the brake kits for my XJ and will buy the rotors, drums, and pads/shoes locally and rebuild my brakes. Might have to replace my axle seals in the back.
Do it! But be careful. I was gonna sell the YJ and fix up a 2A, 3A or 3B.... Then I went and bought 4 & 1/2 CJ3B's in various states of disrepair and never sold the YJ. What can I say? I love my YJ. We've been through a lot together. Right now the paint on her hood is the least of her problems, but I'll get her back in shape one of these days. Probably after my 3B is completed. To clarify, the 3B pictured is my Dad's. I gave him the most complete 'B out of the lot I purchased. In a couple hours we had her running around, but she was a lot like Hoosier8 described his old one. Now it's pretty much my Dad's DD. His pickup just sits unless the weather is too bad. I moved up to Indy and away from the shop and my Jeeps. Both, Jeep time and shop time is limited so my 3B is still in pieces. Really, we just have body work, wheels and tires, wiring, and a few odds and ends to do. We've got it to a rolling chassis and disk breaks about set up with a strong 134F head. It's almost there.....
Any love for the ole tin tops? This was my '86 zuki samurai I had in Hawaii. Bought it for $200 from a fellow Marine who was leaving the island and needed to get rid of it fast. The engine was in pieces in the back. The engine overheated and warped the head. Had it shaved in town for $20. Put a new water pump in it and BOOM she was alive. Most bestest island beater I ever had.
what happened to your jeep?
oh that's right...darn, that sucks
Yeah, but it did WAY more damage to the van
Wonder if the guy/girl still works for fedex
hardtrailz400
Sharpshooter
Redbird is fun.
x2...depends when you go, I might go with you.
Still having problems with the jeep, it went back to the shop...I miss my jeep.
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