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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,000.
This looks in good shape, though it does have a few mods. Has anyone ever seen dual tank inlets light the ones on the rear of this jeep? (At least I think those are gas inlets).
Should be fuel inlets. At least one would have to be in the cargo area I would think. What does anyone know about the fresh air vents on the lower cowl? Seems like I’ve seen that on another. Factory?Custom work? Seems a little extensive to add.
WOW!!!!! It has an T98 4 speed trans with an overdrive!!!
And it has three gas tank…and a winch…
Just Wow!
and it has a rear driveshaft about a foot long — if it was a cj-6 — i’d take it ..
I recall the first time I encountered one of these. I was at my local Dealer getting another load of parts when I heard the diesel clatter into the parking lot. Knew what it was right off, but didn’t know they had put them in the CJ platform before. That was almost 40 years ago.
I can imagine that got your attention!
I don’t think they’re “gas” inlets!!!
Doug, that’s a good point. I was sloppy with my verbiage.