Ah, that's it - the Army Air Corps. I knew it was something like that. Still, I'm sure that old jeep is part of an interesting piece of history...
I could be wrong, but if it's an original WWII jeep, then it's probably a Ford GPW or a Willys MB that was then transferred over to the Air Force...
If your 3B D44 is similar to the tapered end axle/hub assembly of my '47 CJ2A Dana 41, then the best way to pull it would be with a special hub...
Just visiting to see if you had any more pics of that cool looking blue '48 you have as your avatar.
The previous owner installed an F-head in my 47 CJ2A. It has a Holley carb for a Ford Falcon (don't remember what year, but I'm thinking it's for...
I realize this is an old thread, but thought I'd add my experience since the info on here helped me when it came time today to replace the shoes...
I'm in the same boat as you, except for mine's a 47 CJ2A with the Dana 41. I found this write-up with pics -...
That's exactly what my '47 has - a Ford Falcon Holley carb. Previous owner did the F-134 swap, but I also put a 1" body lift just to make sure...
I got this body mounting rubber and cut out 1" pieces with a chop saw: [IMG] Ordered it from 4wd.com:...
I bought a set of Kelsey Hayes last year from the guy in OH that had a bunch of 'em. I got all 4 for $100. They are black, but I don't remember...
The 31x9.50 Swamper TSL Radials that Steve has are the same exact ones I'm running on my 47 CJ2A with stock springs. No rubbing. They're on a...
Thanks for all the replies, fellas. Well, I was mistaken about one thing. The longer, thicker CJ5 driveshaft is actually a rear driveshaft. The...
Thanks for the replies, fellas. Interesting that the diesel's driveshaft was smaller than the other's. Anyway, I tried to cross-reference part...
Hi Folks, Does anyone know if the u-joints from an early CJ5 front driveshaft will fit a 47 CJ2A front driveshaft? Reason I ask is that I have...
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