Help ID this Jeep
NVRDUN
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Black4
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- 1966 CJ6A Tuxedo Park Mark IV. TBI Chevy 350, 700R4 trans, 231 Transfer. Waggy/Chevy/Ford dana 44 front axle and a ford 8.8 rear axle.
It is a M151 MUTT.
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Me to that will get that slow poke out of the left lane
I want this mod for my jeep. I think it would come in handy.
haminawag
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Yup, M151. I saw some in Argentina a few years ago, their army uses 'em, but for what I don't know, they all had at least three antennas on them, and some pretty sophisticated radio equipment installed which is why I got curious about them in the first place, but Americanos asking too many questions of Argentine troopers isn't smart. "Buenas dias senor, me gotta go." ha ha
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