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Me too. -Jack

Good enough for me. Lets move on. Bill

Gary, Another thanks.She is four wheel drive with front differential lever to engage or disengage the front from two to four wheel drive as best I can remember for now.Hard top seems to be welded and

John, Thanks for reply & more info.She is left hand drive though. John Barrett <jbarrettII@...> wrote: Looks a lot like the steering wheel in on the right. My vote goes for postal. John '56

Chris, No sweat on the spelling.Sorry for so long in replying.On vacation & not much access to a computer.My Jeep is regular left side drive.She has WW wipers on both sides.One of the previous owners

I am glad to see we as a group can look past someone's mistake and move on. Now....anybody got any leads on the full front mats for my '67 CJ5? "Kurt Valentine" <KValent118@...> wrote:

His explanation is good enough for me! Kurt V '60 Wagon Jefferson City, MO

I know how you feel! I just let a gentleman from Sacramento purchase my 1947 CJ2A, I think I'm going through withdrawals! I miss the sound of my little engine that could, the occasional scraping of

<snip> Hi Tony, I did something similar on a supercharged L134 in my CJ2a. I didn't go to a full dry sump, since my concern was to have oil in the bearings and especially in the compressor bearings

I received this unsolicited apology from Blaine Shirley today. I have invited him to return to the list if he would like to do so. I hope that all of you agree with my decision to invite Blaine back

None of the pickups/wagons had baffles in them to my knowledge and since they're making OEM replacement tanks they are matching the OEM setup. The 1960/61 Valiants didn't have baffles in their tanks

Tony, I had a 2002 Wrangler, and I got the same feeling. I traded it away after about 8 months. The bigger engine should have been great, but with all the weight and stuff (auto trans) added in the

Most older tanks don't have any baffles however all tanks that are used with late model fuel injection require baffling around the fuel pickup. At least that is what I've read and I know that the tank

The original tank on my 53 pickup has no baffle. John wrote: out straps to an

Hello, I am looking for a 1948 Willys Jeepster frame for sale. Preferably one in the state of Michigan or northern Ohio or Indiana. Must be in good shape. Thank you! Jake Jacobsen Leland, MI

A while back, there was a posting on this site about a source for a plastic fuel tank for Willys Wagons. I bought one from MTS Co., out of Dubuque, Iowa. It is a rugged tank. The walls are at least a

Willys-Overland lists a reproduction top bow set. Don't know if it includes the door frames. James P. Sartain, Jr. Chattanooga, Tennessee 1953 CJ3B wrote:

Cliff <cgharris@...> wrote: Don't know if this link has been posted before, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and it's directed to all you Wagon enthusiasts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCx2g1qx8k8

Unless somebody has modified things you'll want to drop the gas tank and fenders if not already out. Removing the side skirts could help too. And there should be closer to bolts.

Don't know if this link has been posted before, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and it's directed to all you Wagon enthusiasts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCx2g1qx8k8