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05-27-2005, 09:45 AM
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Bicentennial Nickel
 
1976 CJ5
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Jeep Project #2 - Completed
Well, almost completed, but it is the first time it was taken out and driven under its own power since the tear down and build-up.
There are plenty more things coming for this one, so there will be a lot more done to it in the coming months. http://www.certifiablejeep.com/completed/completed_jeep2.php Also FYI, Project #3 has been confirmed and we should have it in the garage on Sunday. It is a 85 CJ-7 with a 258. Right now it is in pieces, so we will see how we want to proceed. The first thing will be a YJ tub swap, so there will be plenty of new things to add to the site. www.certifiablejeep.com Let me know what you think... cb
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05-27-2005, 08:47 PM
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CB, looks great. Really something to be proud of. Was this to keep or are you selling it?
barryb
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1984 CJ8 w/258 and 4 speed. TFI w/Delco module, propane power, 3" lift 2001 Toyota Tacoma 4WD 6 cylinder |
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05-28-2005, 07:14 AM
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Bicentennial Nickel
1976 CJ5
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Actually it is my girlfriend's Jeep. When we met she was starting the resto process, but then it took on a larger life of its own with the rebuild.
There is much more to do to it and I really don't think she wants to sell it, but if you offer enough, maybe she will change her mind... cb |
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