My pride and joy kept her pretty much stock. Changed the distributor to a gm. Thinkn of a roll cage
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Yup just shifting can put you in the patch if you catch a little ice with a short wheel base. Just trying to catch my youth, mid life crises. Really is a purpose built vehicle . But when I'm maxxed out doing a blistering 50 miles a hour time slows down. Good for the soul. I will have to google your fiat.
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Would be fun to take a rust free southwestern Wrangler or CJ and swap in a Mercedes OM-617 Turbo Diesel.....
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Originally posted by H80N View PostWould be fun to take a rust free southwestern Wrangler or CJ and swap in a Mercedes OM-617 Turbo Diesel....Bob Wright
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The old Jeeps are a real mix of parts right from the factory. My 76 has the longer fenders then the year before. But the inside of the front fenders is still from the year before. The shock mounts are behind the cut outs in the fender. Remember the old camel adds. The cool dude on a rope bridge with his jeep? Well a lot of water has gone under that bridge but when the top is off and I'm rippen down the road it just feels right. This one was frame off and such things like the screw heads were powder coated to match body paint. They have their faults but they are like a bull dog so ugly that they are cute.
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Originally posted by aametalmaster View Post
I think we have all been thereI have had and sold so many nice cars that in todays dollars I would be rich...Bob
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I bought this 1964 Ford Fairlane 29 years ago for a future project. Been in the garage all the time I have had it. I have been collecting parts just need 2 glass fenders. Started a 2x3 chassis but my basement flooded and the tube started rusting on the inside so I scrapped it. Plan on a drop straight axle and a 429/auto when I get that far. But I am 1/2 way there...Bob1 PhotoBob Wright
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