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Sounds great. Just be careful when he learns to drive, Jeeps can be dangerous for new young drivers.
Great advice. It's lifted with tall tires on it. It has a sbc 350 with TH350, and it seems whomever in history gutted a 1975 C-series pickup for the power steering, ( from column to pittman arm), and the hacked the wiring into a rat's nest.
Question: Would it make better sense to gut everything and rewire this using a Haywire or Painless Cheby C-10 retrofit with the additional capabilities for the fuel pump and cooling fans?
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If the wiring is hosed up and you are capable of a rewire, definitely. We already know it’s very old. Lifted and big tires with a 350 can get out of control quickly. Just saying.
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