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Discussion in 'Builds and Fabricators Forum' started by Patrick, Apr 8, 2009.

  1. Posimoto

    Posimoto Hopeless JEEP Addict

    Good job on the 3B. Is that an early 6? Front bumper and frame horns look olive drab, military frame? What is your plan for it?
     
  2. 3b a runnin

    3b a runnin Active Member 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    1956 cj6 ser # 10044. very early. gonna change the f head for a dauntless, otherwise it will be pretty much original. I do hope to put disc brakes on the front. don't know about the hard top. I have already rebuilt the t90, d18, d27, d44. engine should be back from machine shop soon so I can start putting it together. 10044 makes it the 44th one ever built if I understand correctly. 5.38 gears, so I might need an OD. if the budget will allow.
     
  3. uncamonkey

    uncamonkey Member

    Looks like a nice project Jeep. Having 5:38 gears almost means an OD is manditory depending on where you drive it.
     
  4. 3b a runnin

    3b a runnin Active Member 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    my 3b has 5.38 gears so I have an idea what that is like. wish I had the 4 speed with granny 1st and the OD. maybe some day. what is the raised area for that is just behind the hood hinge on the passenger side? I will have to find a cover for the snorkel outlet in the hood also.
     
  5. Posimoto

    Posimoto Hopeless JEEP Addict

    If you are asking about the cover on the cowl, the military versions had a battery mounted under that cover. Early cj's retained the cover for a number of years.
     
  6. 3b a runnin

    3b a runnin Active Member 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    thanks posimoto, I'm learning. little by little
     
  7. Walt Couch

    Walt Couch sidehill Cordele, Ga. 2024 Sponsor 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    Do your research on mating the T-90 to the Dauntless V6.
     
  8. 3b a runnin

    3b a runnin Active Member 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    I have read the info on the novak site. had to change the input shaft to the longer and bigger dia, shaft. have the adapter and bellhousing. still need the clutch, throwout brg, and pilot brg. I sure appreciate the help. is there anything else I should expect to change?
     
  9. sdhutch

    sdhutch New Member

  10. Focker

    Focker That's a terrible idea...What time? Staff Member

  11. Posimoto

    Posimoto Hopeless JEEP Addict

    Looking good, Focker.
     
  12. p38L5

    p38L5 Member

    Here's a couple pics of my 1953 M38A1 - after the rebuild. Just out of the shop, not off-road yet. [​IMG][/URL][/IMG][​IMG][/URL][/IMG]
     
  13. p38L5

    p38L5 Member

    That's my buddy in my jeep - he built it. And that's his Bronco in the background.
     
  14. tymbom

    tymbom Member

    Looks good!! What are the specs? I like what he did with the front fenders
     
  15. tarry99

    tarry99 Member

    Very Nice...........maybe a few inches longer in Wheel Base? More pictures please.
     
  16. Focker

    Focker That's a terrible idea...What time? Staff Member

    Are you sure about that? I think I see what might be some dirt or maybe it's a finger print?


    Seriously - Looks good, I too like the fenders.
     
  17. dustin_mud

    dustin_mud Member

    Looks like it has a good stretch in the door area and behind, exactly what I want to do
     
  18. tymbom

    tymbom Member

    So a1 cowl and grill...
     
  19. p38L5

    p38L5 Member

    We started from the ground up. My buddy built a frame out of 2 x 4 square tube, then we took my original A1 and cut it at the door and rear wheel well. Then we cut a second tub - maximizing the flatter parts of the openings and joined the two together. The floor and bed were replaced with 1/8 steel plate. The front fenders were done by a local body shop, I did the rear body panels and wheel wells out of aluminum. A couple of beers, and a few "if you're doing this - why not do that" and we have the completed project.

    I'll see if I can remember what we did: 37" tires on beadlocks, dana 44 front 60 rear with lockers in both. Spring over - 4" lift with 1 1/2" body lift. Chevy vortec 5.7 with TBI. SM420, Atlas xfer case. PSC power steering, 250 amp high output alt, on-board air. Warn 8274 winch. PRP seats with Simpson harnesses. 27 gal custom aluminum fueltank mounted over the rear end.
    I'll get a complete list together with some build photos.
     
  20. tymbom

    tymbom Member

    More pics!! Looks like a dream build