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Oh. I have tracking information if you need it. Said it should be there by Monday.

It’s in the mail. Sent in flat rate envelope $10.00. No charge for the part. Happy jeeping. Sam

Please confirm that this is what you are looking for. We’ll figure it out from there.

Over the course of building my 54 3B I have acquired a surplus of part. Most parts will be very reasonably priced while some might just be free. Prefer local pickup but if you want to arrange for shipping I’m sure we can figure something out.

Welcome. Love the slots.

You’re very welcome.

Jon I recently bought and installed a T90, spicer 18, with a warn overdrive installed. I'm attaching a photo of the transmission assembly with all levers installed. Hope this helps. Btw: Mine is installed in a 53 3B. I can get you more photos if you want. Sam

I'll have to keep a closer eye on the site. Let me know when and I'll do my best to make the time for an outing.

A few pictures from my build. I started with a pretty good jeep and fitted it with a 1975 Buick 231 Odd fire engine married to a mid sixties T90 transmission and D18 transfer case with a 1 1/4" intermediate shaft. I had to make a little more room in the firewall for the bell housing. I use a set...

Taking a little time off at our family cabin in Meeker Park. Riding the trails, deer hunting and getting in some firewood. The 3B is finally running like she should and starting to earn her keep. It'll take a while to work it all off. What a fun little jeep. Does anyone else work their jeeps??

I think I have a set of V6 exhaust manifolds. One is no good without the other so I don’t want to break the set. In Colorado.

Otto Thanks. I just finished the 3B. I have a build thread on the 3B page. When I finished it I gave the 2A to my son. I’m hoping he will evolve into one of us.

My wife not only has a bad knee, she is also vertically challenged at 4' 11" tall. Luckily she's not as into my jeeps as I am. When I can entice her into a ride I just use a heavy wire milk crate. I'm thinking about fabricating a receiver that would attach the frame with a removable step. I'm...

Looks like a good time. We'll have to plan a ride soon.

Thanks Andy. On those old tractors we knocked them out with a block of wood and a sledgehammer. s

I didn’t realize that the cylinders were sleeved. I worked on the old tractors when I was a kid and we were able to knock the sleeves out and the back in. My question is can a handy fellow do this in his home shop? Anybody??

That’s very cool.