The Cj 6x6

[Petescj]

Been doing alot of Cj related research lately and my eyes get bleary after reading so much. So since Im gathering up some pics as well I switch from reading text to looking at pics. How about these 2 I ran across:

Nice try on the above but I prefer this one:

 

[CJ007]

Now if it that were amphibious like those 6x6 ATV's, I'm all in!

 

[Petescj]

Now if it that were amphibious like those 6x6 ATV's, I'm all in!

Oh man thats a flashback!! I had one in a scale version for my G.I.Joe

But seriously my nieghbor a few doors up had one. This was in the mid 70s and he used to mess with it every Fall. He was a hunter and Im guessing used it to bring back deer. We had cornfields across the street and I remember him just doing donuts in it.

 

[Niedhogg]

Those are awesome! I can see myself building one, you could pull the trail rig with it!

 

[mylittlecj5]

earlier this last summer there was one of these for sale near here...couldn't talk the wife into letting me have it tho...

 

[Kane]

that green one used to be red. I have seen it several times in Moab back in the mid 1990's. I have some pictures of it. Both rear axles are powered. Very cool.

 

[Petescj]

that green one used to be red. I have seen it several times in Moab back in the mid 1990's. I have some pictures of it. Both rear axles are powered. Very cool.

I was wondering if either one was a true 6x6. Thats pretty cool. I like oddball stuff like that. Not sure why. :dunno:

 

[Kane]

I was wondering if either one was a true 6x6. Thats pretty cool. I like oddball stuff like that. Not sure why. :dunno:

The one I saw had one center and one offset axle in the rear and the Transfer Case was set up with two rear outputs. The offset driveshaft came up to a carrier bearing and then the second half basically went right over the first axle. I have to go through my old 35mm photos and find it. I know I took a photo of the rear end set up because I was so amazed and crazy Jeeps were not the norm back then.

 

[Petescj]

The one I saw had one center and one offset axle in the rear and the Transfer Case was set up with two rear outputs. The offset driveshaft came up to a carrier bearing and then the second half basically went right over the first axle. I have to go through my old 35mm photos and find it. I know I took a photo of the rear end set up because I was so amazed and crazy Jeeps were not the norm back then.

Oh man if you can post pics of that Id love it.

 

[Sasquach]

Does this apply?
This may be the finest Jeep I've seen.:drool::drool::drool:

 

[Petescj]

Does this apply?
This may be the finest Jeep I've seen.:drool::drool::drool:

Most definately. Saw that awhile back on Ebay. The guy was selling a collection. Never saw how it turned out but I thought he'd be better off splitting up what he had.

This is still the cleanest Cj pickup conversion Ive seen. I wish Id have had the cash to buy it when it sold. The guy who bought it has done virtually nothing with it.

 

[CJ007]

That is cool^^^ but I still would prefer the green 6x6 converted into a poonton type rig .

I can see myself now, driving up to the lake at any point I want, no boat ramp to deal with or parking the trailer, rolling in and heading to a nice cove, beer in one hand fishing pole in the other.

 

[Kane]

I found a pic of the Jeep but none of the suspension. I will scan the pic at work and post up anyway just because of the coolness factor.