Name That Jeep

[currupt4130]

RE: 1999 Jeep Cherokee For Sale with Rubicon 4.5 lift

cj6

 

[Bounty__Hunter]

RE: steering shimmy

CJ6's are sweet, even more so since they're fairly rare.

 

[TwistedCU]

RE: Re: RE: Name That Jeep

CJ6's are very cool, but that is not one of them...

Look a little closer...

 

[berettajeep]

RE: Re: RE: Name That Jeep

M-170 ?

 

[berettajeep]

or a cj-6a?

 

[TwistedCU]

RE: Re: RE: Name That Jeep

M-170 ?

Nope.

[edit] not a CJ6A either

 

[berettajeep]

RE:

tricky tricky :wink: no front axle DJ-6

 

[TwistedCU]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Name That Jeep

tricky tricky :wink: no front axle DJ-6

That's right! I thought the steering wheel would've gave it away!

 

[mingez]

Great thread... nice Surrey up there. The third "Frankenstein" deal in Junk's post is pretty cool. Real SHORT wheelbase, it'd be fun to drive.

 

[Ritt]

Willys snow Jeep

History of Jeep

 

[Ritt]

RE: Gone for a while...

Here's a very rare Military Jeep to guess............

 

[jps4jeep]

Looks kinda like a M38, but not too sure, are those the original locking hubs?

if it had the split windshield, those are the M38A1's I think??

 

[jps4jeep]

Here is a couple of my favorites

All three are the same Model, and are awsome!


This was a concept vehicle that was bought and restored.

And you gotta love 5/4 ton axles!!

 

[Inspector-Gadget]

Electrical Problems?

Ritt,

If memory serves, a Korean War era Marine Corps recon Jeep, with fording kit (Intake and exhaust snorkels, waterproofed ignition).

The radio sets in the rear could be powered by a generator that was located between the front seats. That generator was driven by a PTO.

Regards,

Gadget

 

[TwistedCU]

We've seen that on here on Jeeps before, but I'll have to trust Gadget on what model it is. I remember the fording gear and the radio.

Ya gotta wonder how well that radio would fare in a water crossing deep enough for the fording gear to be that high :lol:

 

[berettajeep]

Here is a couple of my favorites

And you gotta love 5/4 ton axles!!

both on a wish list

 

[mingez]

RE: cj7 tire sizes

THAT is a cool one.

 

[jps4jeep]

Well, is it a M38? or a M38A1?


The first couple I put up were called FC 170's, but fc 150's were also available. (the FC stands for foward control)
The Concept one was a recon jeep that was known as the 1973 SJ (look at the liscence plate) which was to be the "Safety Jeep" which was nothing more than a CJ 5 with a bunch of bolt ons, pto winch and some crazy bumpers! (Obviously before the whole angle of approach fad!)

And the last is the great Keiser M715, 5/4 ton axles and enough low end grint to pull the foundation out from underneith a building!

 

[firemanharry]

I learned to drive on one of those Kaiser's. At 15 it sure was tough to turn but man was it fun to drive.