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1966 CJ6 ...what exactly?

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by demonjigger, Oct 21, 2008.

  1. drexotic

    drexotic Happy now?!?!?

    Sweet !!!

    Welcome from San Diego!
     
  2. Zoomer

    Zoomer eJeeper (walking)

    Don't listen to these guys! It's absolutely worthless and actually hazardous to your financial health. I'll run up there and rescue you from it this weekend. You can thank me later. monkeys

    Welcome from a little further down the state.
     
  3. demonjigger

    demonjigger New Member

    Ok, thanks... i have a couple girl friends, and a job you can have too!
     
  4. demonjigger

    demonjigger New Member

    and jeeps bleed, unlike the actors in predator... mine's bleedin all over...
     
  5. demonjigger

    demonjigger New Member

    not green though... except money... i just ordered wheel extentions and wheels today... tires next... anyone have a paddle tire preference?
     
  6. 66cj5

    66cj5 Jeep with no name

    I was thinking that, or someone cut down a full cab to make a half cab.


    looks good.
     
  7. Zoomer

    Zoomer eJeeper (walking)

    Got any pics of the girlfriends?

    Never mind, my wife wouldn't appreciate that.
     
  8. Lieutenant Mike

    Lieutenant Mike Firefighter Mike

    Nice Cj 6. Welcome from Alabama and an owner of a 67 CJ6.
     
  9. barucker

    barucker Member

    Very Nice!

    You asked about "paddle tires" What type of tire are you referring to? What are you planning to do? Mud bogger, snow, drive on road?

    Excessive size, especially with wheel spacers will place quite a load on the Dana 27 front axle, and stopping distance will increase quickly also.
     
  10. demonjigger

    demonjigger New Member

    Not planning on going very big less than 33's for sure. just want good traction in mud and snow conditions. mostly to not get stuck. any brands models come to mind.
     
  11. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    Paddle tire usually means a sand tire, like this:

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  12. SRedinger

    SRedinger Member

    That looks like a nice CJ6. Mine came with a 4 cyl-- so I put in a Buick V6

    I would guess it is worth about 6000 dollars
     
  13. barucker

    barucker Member

    That photo is what I picture for a paddle tire, but would be surprised if that is what you would want in that climate, Paddle tires not good for mud and snow.

    There are lots of good general mud tires out there.
     
  14. demonjigger

    demonjigger New Member

    yes, I think I am going to go with a mud and snow tire... i was referring to a more aggressive mud tire that had treads alternating from each side, but i don't plan on mudding, just want traction... This Jeep runs like a top now... drained the gas tank, put a new fuel filter in front and behind the fuel pump, and turned the key, it fires right up...

    The previous owner was a friend of my grandfathers. He told me he bought it new in '66. He had a 1969 arctic cat snowmobile he sold in 1993 with 353 miles on it... the guy barely put miles on anything, and took great care of everything... I know for a fact that the 14569 miles on the odometer were origional.

    I am looking forward to getting this jeep a clean-up, and showing it off.

    thanks to all for all the imput
     
  15. aallison

    aallison 74 cj6, 76 cj5. Has anyone seen my screwdriver?

    For tires, I like the Super Swamper line from Interco. They make several tread designs that will work well up in snowy MN. I lived there for a year in Elk RIver. Darn cold. Anyway, that is what I will be running on my 6......
     
  16. jzeber

    jzeber Well-Known Member 2022 Sponsor

    That is in great shape, where are these deals when I am looking? Is that on OD shifter I see hiding next to the pass seat?
     
  17. cjmike1962

    cjmike1962 Member

    X2 interco all the way IMO.