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Not being an engineer, but having OK cognitive skills, I would immediately think of going to the Riding lawn mower repair shop looking for parts.... They have a number of very basic and simple cut off

Sounds great Mike. I think the 3B would dig to China in the sand with the tires I'm currently running but it would be fun putting around the dunes with my little four banger. I just need a tow to the

$39000 divided by 200 people is $195 per person. Problem is there are only 78 jeeps. That would be .39 of a jeep per person. On the other hand, 78 people putting in $500 per would cover the $39000 and

Mike Boyink wrote: Oh, yeah! Count me in! -Frank (MI)

I agree! Too complex, not enforceable enough, the vehicles all share so many components, and the traffic on this list is manageable enough. Mike Boyink (I remember when this came up on the Jeep-L

my $0.02 says it is needlessly complex. So much of this Willys stuff overlaps. Besides, I am interested in it all. Ron, IA 43GPW, 51M38 missed out on the CJ2A I was supposed to look at William T

uhhh---well....could be. As a matter of fact, that kind of dawned on me earlier today, but it is hard to overcome vernitis. Reinventing, backing up, wheels, windshields--whew. Maybe someone on the

your wish is my command :)

Guys, This is just an idea, and I could be completely off-base here, but didn't Kaiser use the same T-90 in the Jeeps at least till AMC bought them out (and maybe later)? Did some of those late '60's

How about a pic under the hood? Landen Schooler bmagee wrote:

Just one "little" problem....they are in Belgium! Anyone have a spare Liberty Ship to bring them back to US shores? Landen Schooler Jason Caniglia wrote:

Hello Dreamers, A zero was dropped on the cost. The site states $390,000 for all or $5,000 per jeep. Kevin Dorris '55 4x4 PU Los Angeles

Good God, tell me that photo has been touched up or that this is some Urban Myth or something. Let's see, we have a few hundred list member, that would only be about $2,000 a Jeep per person. I'd sell

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Rick48CJ2A@... wrote: I finally You're a genious. Simple, cheap, and effective -- there's nothing better. This was the biggest problem I had in getting my xfer apart, and my SM420 as well. I spent

I was just thinking; another mailing list I'm on that deals with several different "flavors" of vehicle under the same general topic encourages their users to put in the subject line, which model they

In my quest for restoration stuff i stumbled on this site Finally a headliner even custom carpet sets etc... http://www.kanter.com/#AA

Hey fellow Canadians, There's a 48 Cj2a to be won, watching the Prime network's M.A.S.H series until September. I didn't catch all details, but they did show the jeep. AAAHHH, what a beauty!!

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Thanks Frank! I called them today and they are sending me their terminal and wire catalog. They also make wiring harnesses for the MB models and the Willys Aero. I had to laugh when they told me that