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Neat, but the Belize Jeep is just a normal scrambler sold in the US, sent down there and coming back. Not a true export model. The -7 is a cool find. If that was a scrambler, I would have a hard time not driving to Dallas to buy it. Way cool factory diesel export model.
 
I quoted him to Mrs 8 by saying that there were 4k Scramblers made in 1983 and she agreed on the rarity.
Fun to watch for sure.
 
Neat, but the Belize Jeep is just a normal scrambler sold in the US, sent down there and coming back. Not a true export model. The -7 is a cool find. If that was a scrambler, I would have a hard time not driving to Dallas to buy it. Way cool factory diesel export model.
I think he referred to the diesel export as a CJ5 later in the show (~25:18 timestamp)... I replayed it and couldn't figure out if I missed something.

Also this was a left hand drive export... pretty cool... mine was a RHD export.

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I believe he says "CJ find" not CJ5. I thought the same thing until I listened to it again.
 
I am watching it now. Came here to say I think he said “find”.

Also, was the T5 really the preferred transmission ? More-so than the T176?
 
I am watching it now. Came here to say I think he said “find”.

Also, was the T5 really the preferred transmission ? More-so than the T176?

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No way the T-5 is more desired than the T-176.

But, then again, he sells way more Jeep parts than I do, and he must get more calls for the T-5 than the T-176.
 
He is also the consummate salesman. Whatever it is that he is selling is the most desirable. That's not an insult towards him but rather just a character trait much like eternal optimism always goes with politicians.
 
He is also the consummate salesman. Whatever it is that he is selling is the most desirable. That's not an insult towards him but rather just a character trait much like eternal optimism always goes with politicians.

He is also the consummate salesman. Whatever it is that he is selling is the most desirable. That's not an insult towards him but rather just a character trait much like eternal optimism always goes with politicians.
Ya, Dennis is a character. I can only take so much of listening to that guy.

But when I think of what politicians spew, optimism is not what comes to mind, more like :poop:
 
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No way the T-5 is more desired than the T-176.

But, then again, he sells way more Jeep parts than I do, and he must get more calls for the T-5 than the T-176.

It would kind of make sense he sells more parts for the T-5 than the T-176 since the T176 is the more durable transmission. But that doesn't make it the most "desired", poor choice of words.
 
I think there are lots of people that prefer the OD transmissions as they are used to lower cruise RPMs in modern vehicles.
 
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