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Dec 18, 2009 - 8:05 PM - by Petescj
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Well Ive found my "new" Cj project. Awhile back I sold my black Cj-7 to drum up some cash for the Scrambler I now own. I sold it to a guy at work and as luck would have it its up for sale again. Being that I know whats in it already I decided to buy it back. I had done a build thread on it on another site but thats gone now. I have enough of the info and pics to do a limited re-creation of it so I thought Id share it with all of you. Heres a pic of when I first brought it home to get the ball rolling. Its not the best pic but my photographic skills get better later.
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May 08, 2011 - 10:49 AM - by billyocup
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I traded my nephew a 12' fishing boat & trailer for this 75 CJ5 back in December. I knew going in that I was going to take it down to the frame and start over. Besides a general clean up it needed a new brake system, new wiring harness, steering work, new tires, and who knows what else until I started tearing it apart. My goal is to build a reliable trail rig. I want it street legal, but most of the time it will be used off road.
I needed to have a decent place to work on it, so I spent most of January working on the garage (insulation, sheetrock, lighting, more electrical and storage space for my wife's craft stuff). Moved the Jeep into the garage the 1st of Feb. and started taking it apart.
Being new to Jeeps, it took me awhile to sort out exactly what I have - 75 CJ5, 304 V8, T15 trans, Model 20 TC, Dana 44 rear & Dana 30 front with 3:73 gears. It has an existing 2 1/2 inch Rancho lift on it and 33x12.5x15 tires. The tub is steel with a little minor rot and the front end is a one-piece fiberglass unit.
The photos are from the 1st... [Read More]
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May 28, 2009 - 6:14 PM - by Petescj
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People have been asking me what my plans are for the Scrambler and if Im going to do a build thread. Ive been thinking about it a little while now and have a decent plan in mind. Its not going to be anything radical or off the wall but Im going to chronicle it here. Over the weekend I'll post more pics and give you guys an idea where Im headed. For now heres the starter pic:
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Welcome to Jeep-CJ.com, a community devoted to one of the greatest and most loved off-road vehicles ever produced. No matter what CJ you own or are interested in, we want this to be your favorite place for information and fun. Jeep-CJ.com was created with CJ and Jeep owners, as well as all off-roaders in mind.
This site's main purpose is to give all CJ owners and lovers a community to discuss and show off their rigs. Jeep-CJ.com was developed as a member owned community, it's 'your' site. Members have control of the content and design and the majority of Jeep-CJ.com is fully customizable. (LOOK HERE)
While we do focus on the CJ model of Jeep's, this site is not limited to this alone. If you are an Off-Road enthusiast, feel free to join; all membership is welcomed.
Jeep-CJ.com is run by a long time CJ owner (28 years) so you know that I share the same passion as other fellow CJ enthusiasts.
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--CJ
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 11-12-2010 07:38 AM |
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New Jeeper
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These Shackle Hangers are HEAVY DUTY! Milled out of a solid block of steel. Mount with 3 bolts instead of 2 like stock hangers do. Front uses existing hole already in the frame. Rear needs extra hole drilled (I used a 21/36 bit) and the frame had slots on each side where the new hole was drilled so I was about to put the bolt through the slot in the frame and through the hole and get it bolted up. They cost $145.08 for the set of 4 with grade 8 mounting hardware. Worth every penny!
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07-27-2008 12:30 PM |
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Since there are not many full roller rocker arm manufacturers available for AMC I had only a few brands to choose from for my CJ5. The ratio of 1.7:1 narrowed the field more and since I was not in the mood to fork over $400 dollars or more, Harland Sharp became my brand of choice.
Some may be saying "Harland Sharp?" right about now so I'll add a little bit of history for you. HS has been making high performance rocker parts since the 1950's. They don't focus on anything but roc... [Read More]
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01-22-2009 07:06 AM |
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CJ
02-02-2009 10:24 AM
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The Motorola T605 Bluetooth Car kit is a complete car kit with audio streaming, sound system muting, multi phone capability, voice dialing, contact list synchronization, line level and speaker level outputs.
It includes an external speaker, external microphone, control center, several wiring harnesses and a multi language instruction book.
I purchased this to be used on a Mercury Mountaineer with an aftermarket Alpine CDA-7998 stereo.
Installation:
Interfacing the unit with the Alpin... [Read More]
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08-14-2010 03:20 AM |
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New Jeeper
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This is a new club/forum that just launched. It caters to North East Florida and surrounding areas. We don't care where you live, all that matters is that you are a 4x4 enthusiast. Come join and make the community bigger and add to the knowledge we are trying to create.
The sites address is Http://www.NorthEastFL4x4.com so come join and participate now!
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11-28-2008 11:09 PM |
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New Jeeper
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Great bunch of guys who don't talk about wheeling, they do it. They wrench on their junk and they hit the trails. Very supportive group of people. They will never leave you on the trails alone and will always do what they can to help you.
Very active online forum with a bunch of knowledgeable guys and girls. Somewhat of an adult crowd. While they have some younger folks at some events, this is really more of a beer around the camp fire group.
They frequent the Badlands in Attica and the Clif... [Read More]
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02-13-2010 04:00 PM |
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Modded Jeeper
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A group of like minded Jeepers from North Eastern Pa.
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11-01-2011 01:49 AM |
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Land Ops is a unique, expedition style navigation and radio communication group that combines exploration with tactical exercises. Welcome to our challenge. Experience Land Ops and learn why we are INTENSE.
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