sexy

[lewis]

Saw this and the only word to come to mind was sexy. I have never seen rack and pinion steering on a cj-7,did that come factory? Does anyone know where I can get a write up on how to link up my axles like that?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jeep...tegoryZ98063QQihZ011QQitemZ320060415074QQrdZ1

 

[78mitsu]

that's some sweet hydro steering!

 

[Tacoma]

ugh

Webster NY is a very interesting place LOL

 

[BioNuke1]

wow...

 

[Zombie]

I was trying to describe this thing to somone over lunch, and the term "buttbuggy" appeared in my vocabulary. Not sure where it came from, but it works for this festering pile.

 

[Crinco]

12 Bolt front axle?????
Does such a beast even exist? Looks like a 10 bolt to me. I was thinking that "redneck" was a little further south than N.Y., but I guess I was wrong.
The part about this that catches my eye isn't the price, but that the reserve has been met yet!
CR

 

[Tacoma]

Hey, fabwork like that isn't cheap!

But if you knew anything about buggies, you'd know that. hahahahah

 

[78mitsu]

that thing can't be sanctioned the fuel pump and filter are in the cab with the driver.

 

[Crinco]

Thats not the fuel pump, its part of the plumbing for the beer keg that mounts on the back. I am sure there is a spickett on there somewhere! The other lines coming out of it go to the front and back of the vehicle, so he has beer on tap at both ends, so even when he's not driving he has easy access to his favorite frosty beverage.
Looking at all the links and how small everything is tells me thats never been a serious rig, looks like a funeral waiting to happen to me.
CR

 

[notajeep]

I like the steering shaft hard mounted to the axle. That must be some serious bump steer!
All those holes in frame must make it go alot faster for the drags......

 

[timpanogos]

Thats not the fuel pump, its part of the plumbing for the beer keg that mounts on the back. I am sure there is a spickett on there somewhere! The other lines coming out of it go to the front and back of the vehicle, so he has beer on tap at both ends, so even when he's not driving he has easy access to his favorite frosty beverage.
Looking at all the links and how small everything is tells me thats never been a serious rig, looks like a funeral waiting to happen to me.
CR

Ohhh, now I see, those tach operated switches now make sense. The higher the rpm, the faster the beer flow!