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I think this tire setup should work just fine for now. There are skinny wranglers on the front and some classic desert dogs on the back.
I decided to upgrade to a 1″ bore master cylinder from Wilwood for the clutch. Honestly, it kind of feels light and cheap. Unfortunately, the new MC did not include an adapter (A FEMALE(3/8-24 INVERTED) with a MALE(1/8-27 NPTF) to connect the flair tipped line to the MC and our local auto stores didn’t have the correct adapter either. Ugh … This should reduce the clutch stroke without making it too difficult to use (my first jeep had a really stiff clutch, but I never minded it). Hopefully, I’ll have all hooked up by later today.
“I’m at the point the only way to finish my current project is to sell my finished Model T or to sell one of my future projects. Don’t want to make a bunch if listings if you’re interested in something message me we can discuss. I will be honest though these are my personal projects, these aren’t customers cars or projects I bought to make a quick buck. These are vehicles I don’t want to sell so they’re not cheap… just being honest. Located in Maine, shipping can easily be arranged.”
“New rebuilt 1948 cj2a, original motor and transmission, in good shape, minor surface scratches and scuffing on the hood and a few in the back of the tub, other wise no rust on the frame, new powder coat on the frame, 3 speed manual L-143 original with omix rebuild parts. Upgraded radiator, showing 14 miles on new gauges. Runs and drives great. $9500 obo cash no trades.”
“1947 Willy’s CJ2A. New seats, new gauges, new seat belts, new lights and turn signals, new cooling system. The truck runs and drives perfectly. This is a very fun truck to drive with a fully functional PTO in the rear”
“42 willys jeep 4×4. Chevy 327 v8, turbo 350 automatic transmission, spicer transfer case, rebuilt Toyota axles with 4.88 gears, yj leaf springs, 35” tires, winch, power steering, power brakes. Should be a good rock crawler, Runs and drives very well, registered on non op in my name, no back fees pink slip in hand. Asking $7500 obo. May consider trades for a ford Lincoln or Mercury pre smog cars and trucks, but cash is preferred. Cash Offers entertained IN PERSON ONLY.”
“1952 CJ3a. The 4 cylinder flat head runs for a second or two when gas is poured down the carb. Tub has lots of rust. Clean title in my name. The windshield and hard half cab are for a CJ2a and do not fit quite right. Seat frames, wheels, and heater appear to be period correct. Located in Ashton, Idaho AND NO WHERE NEAR and hundreds of miles away from Boise or Coeur d’alene, Idaho. Tires will hold air just long enough to load on a trailer. Price is firm or I will part it out to make my money.”