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Appears solid.
https://terrehaute.craigslist.org/cto/d/coal-city-jeep-diesel-1976/7089692223.html
“Misubishi cj3b industrial 4 cycle transmission. 2 speed +18 transfer case. Street legal titled and tagged in Indiana.”
That would be a fun little driver!
Was interested in this and did some checking on replacement parts. Emailed a company out of Georgia (Paladin Trucks) and learned that parts for these things are extremely expensive ($48 for an oil filter, $72 for an air filter, $1500 for brake job, $6000 for an injection pump). Did contact the owner and got more pics. Jeep is in pretty good condition. Price of replacement parts scared me off.
Paul, thanks for the update. I ran into a similar issue with Austin Champs. The parts had to come from the UK, which made them pricey.
– Dave