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71 V6 T14 Warn OD

 

69 V6 T14 Warn OD
Few guys inspecting my 1920 Ottawa

 

Our Jeeps must be related.

 

Deer hunting on the coast, just under an inch of rain over night. Need to check my front locker this week. Making all kinds of noise.

 

Here's mine. Getting ready to position the drivetrain assembly for motor mounts and trans crossmember mount.

 

Dropped off at the 4WD shop. Sure hope he knows how to work on old junk. Nothing but new rubicons there. Probably there for light bar installs.

 

Couldn't resist parking next to the cool kids

 

After a cold wet week it was a beautiful Fall day today. Took the dogs for a run to the top of the hill with the topless '69. Probably the last ride like that this year. Putting the hard top back on it tomorrow since the long term forecast is now cold and wet.

While I was up there, I had to take some pictures. I love this Jeep. Even though it's mostly stock with no special features and lots of 'patina', it's the one we always gravitate to for runs around the property. It's like a a pair of old shoes or an old friend. It's just comfortable and it just works. I've only had it for 6 years now but it feels like it's been part of the family forever:

 

Yeah......There's something about the '69's I was in love with mine too . They are very comfortable Jeeps.

 

Good looking Jeep, and a beautiful view of the far and wide.

 

Very nice Jeep, great pictures, Dog Approved also.

Dave

 

Where are the Dogs ?

 

@Fireball, how many acres do you have? Looks like hundreds.

 

My wife rode up with me while the dogs ran along side. She likes to jog down the hill with the dogs for exercise and they had already started when I took the pictures. I caught up with them a little bit later.

 

330 acres. We lease about 190 to farmers to help pay for it all. Another 80 is in CRP. The rest is barnyard and range land.

 

Awesome...until property tax time.

 

You know, it's not that bad. It's zoned farm land so the taxes are a little over $4k per year.

 

1956 CJ5 Highly modified. 5.0 Roller Ford V8, NP435 trans, Land Rover LT230 transfer

case with 3.2-1 low range. AWD and 4x4. Land Rover Disc Brake Axles, Coil spring front and rear.

 

The CJX.

 

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