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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400
“230 Jeep Tornado 6cly,T90 trans with Warn OD,Warn elet. winch,roll bar cage, rebuilt 65 Vet cross flow radiator with remote filler yank needs to be installed . Have owned since 1965 time for new owner and some TLC. Runs OK”
Gerald forwarded this example of a Tornado in a beautiful truck.
Looks like a propane tank on top of the engine what ever that is. Is it just me or does that battery look huge. Sounds like a bargain given it has that winch and O/D.
I thought that when I first posted the image. I thought it was the angle, but upon close inspection, it is a big battery. Note that the pos/neg posts aren’t used — instead sub posts appear to be used.
That’s just the valve cover on top. Here’s another angle of a 230 tornado http://image.4wheeloffroad.com/f/9049988/131_0711_04_z+jeep_tornado_230ci+straight_six_engine.jpg
– Dave
CJ2a still for sale?
I have not seen this relisted in a while. So, I couldn’t say if it is still available or not.
– Dave