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Yea ... from what I understand they were a hard model to sell to the public. Most were used by industrial farm use or in the forest service. This one was bought new by my wife's dad at a Costa Mesa Willy's dealer.
Here is my 62 CJ6.... Family owned since new. Just turned over 26K miles. Had the top remade from the orginal. It was used for hunting in a cabin in Utah.
Now that were on the subject.... help me out on this engine. I think the R is regular fuel? ,,,,1969? so would that make it a 2 barrel eng?
any Idea on braking down the serial number :thankyou:
I bought a sport car with this stuff shot into when new. what a mess. If oil gets to it it turns to goo. Also when it get hot it turns to goo. It had these yellow plugs in it where it was pumped in.
I had the same issues on my 65. I have a small collection of non-fitting blades.
This is what I finally came up with. Not sure if it will work on your arms. My blade holders came off the arms.... you just have to work it.
Love seeing these old wagons .....