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My JK and its great great grandfather

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Old 08-30-2007, 06:47 PM
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Heres my JK with my CJ-5 I rebuilt in high school. Sat in the back of our shed for about 10 years before I pulled it out and pulled it apart. It wasnt a full restoration obviously, just a motor rebuild. Its still a blast, dont take it out wheeling very much, having no brakes and all.


Heres to show ya how far we've come.

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Sweet comparison between the two.
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Great pics! What year is your CJ-5?
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62. For some reason I dont see that many from that year.
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There's definately enough space in that CJ for a second battery and your luggage.
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why do today's engine's have to be so complicated?
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Originally Posted by Red Rock Rubicon
why do today's engine's have to be so complicated?
x2 - you call that jumble of wiring and hoses "progress"? So what if it puts out 4X the HP of the original - it's still complicated!

Great comparison - thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by Red Rock Rubicon
why do today's engine's have to be so complicated?
Thank the EPA I guess.



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