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NON Chevy’s in the Wild
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All three of these were at the same shop.
The white FJ40 belonged to a guy that I use to see regularly at the hardware store - it’s gotta Q-jet’d SBC in it with a NVG-4500.
The blue o e is bone stock.
No clue about the CJ-5.
The white FJ40 belonged to a guy that I use to see regularly at the hardware store - it’s gotta Q-jet’d SBC in it with a NVG-4500.
The blue o e is bone stock.
No clue about the CJ-5.
Ooooooooh. Sparkly...
Don’t know anything about this truck but I like that it’s got cut Boggers outback - might mean that there’s some quality power unda da hood.
This may not trip anyone's else on here's trigger.... But I love it.
The most reliable, and funnest vehicle in my immediate family was an 88 brown version of this.
My mom bought it 2 years old with only 10-12k on it.
After going through her, me, my ex GF, then me again, and finally my buddy... It was driven to the scrap yard when my buddy lost his license and I wasn't around with 280,000 miles on it.
I personally put 78,000 on it in 11 months doing oil changes about every 10k. Treating it like a Gocart and rally car the whole time.
Funner n ell.
In that time we changed the injectors because my dad thought it'd have more power, the fuel pump once, the water pump once, and the alternator once.
That was it.
The most reliable, and funnest vehicle in my immediate family was an 88 brown version of this.
My mom bought it 2 years old with only 10-12k on it.
After going through her, me, my ex GF, then me again, and finally my buddy... It was driven to the scrap yard when my buddy lost his license and I wasn't around with 280,000 miles on it.
I personally put 78,000 on it in 11 months doing oil changes about every 10k. Treating it like a Gocart and rally car the whole time.
Funner n ell.
In that time we changed the injectors because my dad thought it'd have more power, the fuel pump once, the water pump once, and the alternator once.
That was it.
No, lit the hippy car up coming out of the neighborhood and he said hi...
He followed us back to the shop when I did the same thing with the Matador...
What in the military Mad Max fever dream did they do to that old M915?
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For some reason I want this thing.
SXS swap.
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Yep it is. One of the first years I would bet.
Those things were so small! A local dealer has a pretty mint early 80's CVCC on their showroom, I'm not tall but it still feels like it's wait high. 
