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I'd like to welcome all member that either have other-Jeep models or just another Jeep model to post up ?, tech and just plain general info in here...
Hi Nick and others, I'm a newbie in Jeep and sadly in any forum such as this, so please bear with me. I live in Jakarta, Indonesia where Jeep population is a small number, unless you're looking to pick up the "OVER-PRICED" new models (think JK's U.S price x 3).
I came across an ad on the local web of a claimed to be 1978 SJ Cherokee, but when I compare with some web-found pictures, the rear tail light isn't the same (vertical vs. horizontal). Anyone can please help me identify the attached pictures?? Before I jump into a 2-hour flight across the country that is...
itsanxjthing, Just got a reply and correction from d owner: it's a 1975 Wagoneer, and used to belong to the UN's World Health Org. Sad thing is, the engine has been swapped w/ Toyota FJ's (lack of original parts down here)...The pictures do not have the wooden panel sidings as typical wagoneer would.
Nevertheless, think I'm in love already and plan to fly there anyway, see if the the metals are OK. If I were to buy new crate engine for it (in U.S), got any suggestion?? Wonder if I can buy aftermarket parts for them in the U.S.? Any reference?
Well if you need a motor for that beast. I would go with a 360ci. but I'm not sure what your looking at for fuel prices and a built 360 could really go through a lot of fuel and fast.
The pictures do not have the wooden panel sidings as typical wagoneer would.
Only the later model Wagoneers (when they called them Grand Wagoneers) had the woodgrain panels (think around 80-82 and up to 91 .. last year) none of the 70s and earlier models had it .. some had a strip of trim or a graphic running down the side but was more trim then panels.
Hi Nick and others, I'm a newbie in Jeep and sadly in any forum such as this, so please bear with me. I live in Jakarta, Indonesia where Jeep population is a small number, unless you're looking to pick up the "OVER-PRICED" new models (think JK's U.S price x 3).
I came across an ad on the local web of a claimed to be 1978 SJ Cherokee, but when I compare with some web-found pictures, the rear tail light isn't the same (vertical vs. horizontal). Anyone can please help me identify the attached pictures?? Before I jump into a 2-hour flight across the country that is...
Much thanks
I have Maruti Gypsy whcih is one of my favorite off roader.
Totally Rebuilt 1979 Jeep CJ5
Rebuilt 360 V8 Engine (from Jeep Cherokee)
Edlebrook Intake, Holley 650 4bbl
Borg Warner T18 4spd Transmission
Dana 20 Twin Stick Transfer Case
Dana 44 Front Diff
Dana 60 Rear Diff
Warn Front and Rear Bumpers
Warn Winch
Price is $10,500 OBO
** Current owner is a machinist, certified welder, etc. The Jeep was crafted with care, because he intended on keeping it. He is only sacrificing due to business expansion needs. I have driven it, and it handles well. Actually, that is an understatement – It’s an off-road beast. Everything is new or rebuilt. **
** Email me here for additional information or to schedule a time to see it. **
G'day! We just bought a Jeep Cherokee Renagade my2006. What a beauty! But unfortunately there was no manual supplied. Does anybody know the best place to download or purchase on-line? I have been searching for close to an hour. Thanks in advance. Brony
Hello everybody just starting out using Jeep form wonder if I'm on the right one this time can anyone give me some advice on towing with my Jeep Cherokee CRD 2.8 2007 model I want to know if I can tow in two wheel drive or do I have to tow in 4 wheel drive thank you for your help
11-17-2008, 08:54 AM
Welcome all OTHER-JEEP owners.
