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John Francis <mrkringles@...> wrote: Can anyone share some tricks or insight as to what we can do to impress the judges and perhaps win a trophy?

I just checked the owners manual and they say to depress the clutch pedal before turning the key. John transmission are is what cranking the the clutch much of engine starts. in

The input shaft and the countershaft in the transmission are being turned. The drag of the gears slogging through the gear lube is what you are noticing. The downside of pushing

I noticed that my truck starts easier if I have the clutch pushed in versus having it in neutral and my feet off the pedals. Is something still pulling on the engine until the clutch is pushed in

My pickup renovation is now about complete. In two weeks I will be driving it to my first car show. There probably won't be many trucks there but about two hundred vehicles (no motorcycles) I'm

Pictures indicate either a CJ5 with a hard top or a DJ5. The high mounted rear view mirror on the left side makes it look like a DJ5. Is this two or four wheel drive? Left hand or right hand steering?

Looks a lot like the steering wheel in on the right. My vote goes for postal. John '56 Pickup TKER TOY Cherry Valley, Calif. pakyan74 wrote:

I'm sorry Ken, I miss spelt your name. Not deliberate. Yours Chris

The photos are already there under O'conner on the 2nd page +- #18. The Jeep in question looks like a CJ5 with a hard top or a postal Jeep. There is a wiper on the r/h side. Could this indicate

Its kind of hard to tell but it looks a lot like my dj5 dispatcher.Ken is it 2 wheel drive?. mine has left hand drive and the hard top is welded on,the doors were available as hinged like a normal cj5

Rounded fenders say CJ-5 to me. RJ

I have posted the photos that Ken sent in the WT Photo section here: http://tinyurl.com/39jcrr The photos are taken at a distance and both photos have been scanned into a single jpg. Can those of

Thanks, Was wondering what was on the go. Mighty Mo <cj2a@...> wrote: Ken, Attachments are not allowed in Willys Tech. You can post the pictures in the Photos section of the

Ken, Attachments are not allowed in Willys Tech. You can post the pictures in the Photos section of the web site. Then send a link to the pictures Here is a link to the photos section of out

Bill, Hope the pics are attached.If anyone else can id please drop a line. --------------------------------- Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the

Bill, hope you or someone else can view the pictures and see what model she is.Could be hard to really tell. --------------------------------- Ask a question on any topic and get answers

Bill, Hope I am sending the picture attachment properly.They are taken from a ways from the jeep.Found the serial number from the engine(806270-W-13-0-A8-OUC).Do you know of where I could

Bill, hope you or someone else can view the pictures and see what model she is.Could be hard to really tell. --------------------------------- Ask a question on any topic and get answers

I assure you he didn't know what he was doing. Scott's correct - has to be installed from the inside. The squarish side that he put to the outside has to be inside the cab or the trim pieces

My son bought a cj5 to tear around in the sandhills, nothing to fancy about this jeep, but loads of fun. It has had the tub replaced by a fiberglass one. The hood and grill are one piece and when it