Misc. interesting item if not too big for a CJ to pull
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Misc. interesting item if not too big for a CJ to pull
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Belizean
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Those look like the smaller ones there.
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79 CJ7 304, th400 auto borgwarner 1389?? qudratrac stock rest unknown.
89 YJ 4.2L 258, AX-15 5spd, NP231, dana 30 front, dana 35 rear with posi, gears unknown
92 YJ 4.0, AX-15 5spd, np231, dana 30 front, dana 35 rear.
Yeah the first one definitely too heavy for a Cj. The second pic has two M 100's and I believe a M 416. Both very good for Cjs. Love my M100.
Mine was $400 3 1/2 years ago and in worse shape from what I can see. Floor rotted out and everything seized up. I still havent got the foot or the rear stabilizers freed up. If the floors are fair on those they're definitely a steal. Even with bad floors still reasonable at the least. Heres mine when I first got it.
Wow just noticed after actually reading the ad those are less than 20 miles from my house. Who needs a trailer? 
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I’d like one, but that’s a long way off. If I had a big pickup to toss one in the back I might take the ride.
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79 CJ7 304, th400 auto borgwarner 1389?? qudratrac stock rest unknown.
89 YJ 4.2L 258, AX-15 5spd, NP231, dana 30 front, dana 35 rear with posi, gears unknown
92 YJ 4.0, AX-15 5spd, np231, dana 30 front, dana 35 rear.
3 hours from me. But I just bought a new trailer last month
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nice, but I bet pricey
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Probably, but probably when you added the time to fix a 50 - 70 year old trailer it might be better to get something ready to go.
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I hadn't seen that site before when I was looking for a trailer behind my CJ7 . I did come across Compact Camping Concepts (formerly Dinoot) and felt the same way. Get a "kit" and build with new stuff rather than find an old one and spend money and more time to fix it up. Not sure whether I saved any cost or not. But I got all new parts, a few custom options (spindles with same bolt pattern as the CJ, tonneau cover, matching CJ tailgate), and did my own wiring (wanted the 7-pin connector and matching CJ tail lights), and did my own suspension to match the CJ's 4" lift for a level trailer ride. Overall quite happy with the direction I went. Don't have an antique or historical trailer, but have a functional one that meets my needs and design requirements I had in mind. Hauling firewood, camping supplies, a deer I just shot, or bags of mulch home from the garden center.
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