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I cross posted that from another forum, glad to see someone gave it some TLC. I have a 95 Jeep GC with a lift. I haven't even hit any trails yet this year.
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Hopefully the nickname will not be Titanic.Originally Posted by ronaldrwl
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No leaks
A few adjustments and some cosmetic fixes and she's ready to go
Grandpa's Sheriff Badge, Littleton 1920's
Sounds awesome. what all was needed to be done.
Sounds like the timing chain gasket and heater bypass were leaking. But he replaced all the gaskets, hoses, bearings, rings, oil pressure sensor, brake fluid well.
Hey its me!
Hmm, just as I was thinking....awesome! show off some pics of the work and let us know how it goes
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Jeeps? Y'all like Jeeps?
I'm slowly restoring the '56 Willys CJ5 that my dad used to use for elk hunting back in the 70's. It sat inside a building for 30 years before I got ahold of it. I should have just tinkered with it and got it driveable, but nooooo, I had to tear it completely apart for a full restoration to showroom stock condition. Currently have the frame done, blasted and powdercoated, working on the axles now.
Anyway, here's how it looked when I dragged it out in the sun for the 1st time in 30 years, and after it's first trip to the car wash. It was 19 years old when Dad got it, and it had already been repainted. It's gonna be sweet, I've got tons of new parts and all the stock stuff that was missing.
If I ever get it finished......
rondog, what a freaking BADASS toy!!!! I am super jealous!!!
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