Any Jeep pics you want to share?

[SKT]

I like everything in that pic skt. Well done.

Is that just black paint in the door area or is it stretched right there?

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No details on the Scrambler - was hoping someone here would recognize it. I also noticed that larger than normal area around the door opening.

Pic is from the below link and appears to have been taken in 2012 at a Pontiac car show in Michigan:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showpost.php?p=5428294&postcount=633

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[zr10054]

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No details on the Scrambler - was hoping someone here would recognize it. I also noticed that larger than normal area around the door opening.

Pic is from the below link and appears to have been taken in 2012 at a Pontiac car show in Michigan:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showpost.php?p=5428294&postcount=633

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Look again, I don't think that is a Scrambler.

 

[SKT]

Look again, I don't think that is a Scrambler.

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Good call - stretched '7 on a Blazer frame?

What say you?

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[MrBeep]

I like everything in that pic skt. Well done. Is that just black paint in the door area or is it stretched right there?

That very well could be a 1974 CJ-6 Military field ambulance. One of our Jeep club members has one. very unique.

 

[MrBeep]

I like everything in that pic skt. Well done. Is that just black paint in the door area or is it stretched right there?

appears to be a CJ chassis with 1972 / 1975 trans skid plate, with 5 bolt, large center wheels and a DANA 44 rear.

 

[zr10054]

I don't know what it is but I knew it wasn't a Scrambler.
After a closer look, I don't think that is a CJ chassis either. Look how high the front bumper is to the rest of the frame.

 

[certifiablejeep]

Nope, my slots are here to stay!

I shined them up a little more today, and added fresh lug nuts... exactly what I was looking for!

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They really look nice and complete the overall look to your Scrambler.
It really looks very nice, glad they made the trip out there successfully.

cb

 

[Domin8]

I thought I'd try to contribute something here. Hope this works.

Just moving things around to paint my garage.

 

[jerseyjeeps]

Well done, yes.

 

[BRKLYNZ28]

I thought I'd try to contribute something here. Hope this works.

Just moving things around to paint my garage.

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[Polarfire]

 

[jerseyjeeps]

This is where the original build sheets are often placed at the factory, either here under the passenger seat or under the rear seat if stationary I have seen also. The plastic originally covered the whole seat and was removed after transportation by the dealer.

 

[BRKLYNZ28]

Not amc but this just came into the jeep dealer for a trade in. 50 bucks they gave him. 1988 cherokee lerado.

 

[wm69]

Not amc but this just came into the jeep dealer for a trade in. 50 bucks they gave him. 1988 cherokee lerado.

I'd wheel it!

 

[Polarfire]

Not amc but this just came into the jeep dealer for a trade in. 50 bucks they gave him. 1988 cherokee lerado.

He could have gotten more on CL! I'd give $50 for the wheels!

 

[gr8dain]

Not amc but this just came into the jeep dealer for a trade in. 50 bucks they gave him. 1988 cherokee lerado.

And did you buy it?

 

[gazzo]

Wish I'd been there when that photo was taken [emoji15][emoji15][emoji15]

 

[gazzo]

This is where the original build sheets are often placed at the factory, either here under the passenger seat or under the rear seat if stationary I have seen also. The plastic originally covered the whole seat and was removed after transportation by the dealer.

Now we're all scrambling all over our Jeeps looking for our build sheets. (See what I did there [emoji6] )

 

[Polarfire]

 

[Polarfire]

1990 CJ-7