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I believe this is the first muffler I have ever seen installed in the engine compartment; the only problem is that it is installed on the intake side of things rather than the exhaust side.
“FOR SALE A 1946 CJ2 WILLYS IN GOOD CONDITION READY TO GO EVERITHING WORKS NO PROBLEM NO RUST FLAT HEAD, 4 CILYNDER ENGINE, 3 SPEED, 2 SPEED TRANSFERCASE, FACTORY PTO WINCH 8000 LBS RANSEY CALL JC AT 305 216-9180”
http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/3000034411.html
Hmm, are they using the muffler as an air cleaner?
Gotta wonder if the air cleaner is hanging off the exhaust pipe. Could be an experiment in green air.
Anyway, curious if anyone has a good value estimate on a winch just like the ramsey on this jeep?