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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1999
It has no engine. Looks part civilian and part military.
“8flat fender millatery jeep with pto winch wase ford V8 haze adapter for ford V8 old motor blueup”
Wish this was more complete- My ship in the Navy was LSD 47!
Just one more universal in thar steering may have gotten it there 😀
…lol… “blueup”
The steering shaft has only one universal joint visible, I’d expect an additional u joint at the steering box. Is the power take off shaft for the front winch what you’re talking about?
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Yeah, Paul. My bad. is that a typical installation to get power up front?
Hey MB, you had me worried with your u joint comment. My eyes were tired and I couldn’t spot what you were talking about so I rubbed my eyes and stared at the engine bay picture. I still couldn’t see what I was missing so I enlarged the picture, rubbed my eyes some more and even cleaned my glasses…. still nothing. Finally I wondered if it was the pto shaft you were talking about. I’ve only seen pto systems in pictures and manuals so I have no idea if this installation is factory, aftermarket or home made. I was happy when I realized my tired eyes are still working reasonably well and we were looking at different parts on the same Jeep. I did enjoy the idea that the engine BLUE up… bet that was a colorful explosion.