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    So new to posting here, 63 J3500 , 62 Wagoneer

    Hey guys I just felt like introducing myself, my names Aaron and I'm 23 and have I think ended up starting to collect these fsjs , I do not know a whole lot about mechanics but started working on this 63 J3500 from what I could tell it has a 327 amc and runs and drives fairly well with 60k original miles and being in the family for a good while.
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuZBjY
    Then after I decided that is running enough to mob around the ranch I came across this.... close to my area.
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuZyHk
    Lol let's just say I got it delivered for a fair price. Any info or just things to know would be helpful will be making a build post eventually, both the wag and glad have 327 amcs from what I can tell.
    Also do the wagoneers usually have willys tags? I havn't decoded that vin yet.
    Here are a couple more photos of both of them I belive the wagoneer us a 62? Was a manual and swapped to auto. Sorry for the links couldn't find a way to actually get the host website to url to this lol.
    J3500
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYmSN
    https://flic.kr/p/2nv1QaG
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYmUX
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuZBnJ
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYMXs
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYJA5
    https://flic.kr/p/2nv2giT
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuTw8W
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYMLk
    https://flic.kr/p/2nv2eW4

    Wagoneer
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuZyHk
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYiuU
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuZBp2
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYNZa
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuTzmQ
    https://flic.kr/p/2nv16fN
    https://flic.kr/p/2nv2iGq
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYNrG
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuYQuG
    https://flic.kr/p/2nuTyFg
    Last edited by rang-a-stang; 06-28-2022, 02:19 PM.
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  • #2
    SUPER cool finds! Wow! THe rims on your Wago look like Golden Eagle rims. The finish on your Glad is PERFECT!! What a cool truck! i really like the mirrors you put on there, too. The front bumper on the wago looks like its ready to run some zombies over!

    What did you do with the original rims/tires that were on the Glad? Did you sell/trash/give away/or hold on to them?

    Let's see if I can get the pics to show up. Make sure your Flickr account allows anyone to see them.





















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    • #3
      They are all still at my ranch in the bed of the truck. Not sure if I have all 4 original cause I know my cousin swapped one like 15 years ago.
      Yeah gladiator I got for free and the wag cost me $1000

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      • #4
        They look pretty cool--great to see more Kaiser Jeeps around

        Interesting that you're leaning towards the first year on them; the 327 didn't come out until '65...(not trying to be rude or question your knowledge--they're Jeeps so weird stuff happens to them, and I'm just going off what the stuff I've read indicates).
        Current Rig:
        '71 Wagoneer (DD)
        B350/TH400/D20
        open knuckle D44 front (disc brakes)
        6-lug conversion rear
        http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showt...79#post1734879

        Previous Rig:
        Tan '88 Grand Wagoneer
        .030 over 401, TBI, headers
        3" exhaust
        31x10.5s
        2" rear lift blocks
        custom headliner
        http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showt...77#post1734777

        "The engineering side of me says that it's more than strong enough. The redneck side of me says that it's going to fall apart and I need to beef it up."--somebody I know

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        • #5
          327

          Honestly have no idea what's supposed to be in this or even what year it's from the gladiator just happen to fall into my lap hahaha and the wag I really just like the body and the front grill hahahah was gonna swap the wags engine to either a 350 or a ls

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          • #6
            Welcome here Aaron!
            That are some good and cool looking jeeps you have there!

            I thought that I got my 71' j4000 cheap , but a free jeep is something we can only dream about!

            My father had a 64' ifs jeep wagoneer that original had a tornado engine with three on the three.
            Jeep "because mother nature hates flat roads to"

            http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showthread.php?t=180974

            99' Dodge ram 2500 4x4 crew cab 5.9 Cummins ,backup work truck for now
            73' Jeep J4000 (named Heep or Desert Dragon) amc 360 V8 converted to LPG with T15/D20 (was my daily work truck for thirteen years and is getting major overhaul at the moment!)
            80' Jeep cj5 350 V8 Chevy/sm420/D300 project
            70/71 Jeep J4000 parts truck with Buick 350

            Former vehicles:
            85' Volkswagen caddy mk1 1.6 diesel.
            83 Toyota land cruiser BJ42 3.4 diesel.

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            • #7
              Those are two great rigs! Looking forward to seeing what you do with them.
              1970 1414X Wagoneer "The Pig"
              -Dauntless 350 V8
              -D27 front/D44 rear
              2006 XK (65th Ann Edition)-DD

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              • #8
                There are Twoo!

                Yep there is too jeeps hahaha the glad just got the other mirror and I got one of the doors unstuck and the back open on the wag today!

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                • #9
                  Need to start a build thread, so you can show us all your working on.
                  '81 CJ5 Base, 258 I6, MC2100, T176 4 spd, 300 TC, D30 Front NT, 3.31, 2-Piece AMC 20 rear NT, 3.31, 4" high arc spring lift

                  '84 Grand Wagoneer, 401 V8 (.030 over), MC2150 HA Comp, 727 auto, Selec-trac NP229, AMC 20 REAR - D44 FRONT - WT 3.31, 4" high arc spring lift

                  Rather be driving, than waiting to be modified

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                  • #10
                    Build thread

                    Will be making a build thread soon should I do both in one or 2 separate? I think the gladiator will end up being mostly stock or kinda lol

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                    • #11
                      I say together, as I have an '84 FSJ here, and an '81 CJ5, so bouncing between separate sites to keep up with both.

                      Yours are both FSJ, but really up to you

                      Just the introduction page mostly to say Hello, and then "see me on build thread" for all the goopy details.

                      Again, welcome
                      '81 CJ5 Base, 258 I6, MC2100, T176 4 spd, 300 TC, D30 Front NT, 3.31, 2-Piece AMC 20 rear NT, 3.31, 4" high arc spring lift

                      '84 Grand Wagoneer, 401 V8 (.030 over), MC2150 HA Comp, 727 auto, Selec-trac NP229, AMC 20 REAR - D44 FRONT - WT 3.31, 4" high arc spring lift

                      Rather be driving, than waiting to be modified

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                      • #12
                        Nice! I like seeing people keep the old Kaiser era Jeeps alive
                        '72 J4500

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                        • #13
                          Nice to see the next generation keeping these rigs alive and going! There's alot of knowledge here for the old kaiser-era trucks and wagons. Don't forget to check out the tech library and the archive section of the forums.

                          Here's a link from here for some 327 info: http://www.ifsja.org/tech/motors/engcode327.html
                          Looks like '65 was the first year, but no telling if an engine swap occurred during that 62's life, although you did say it was in the family for awhile.

                          Anyway, working on old cars is an adventure..... working on old jeeps can be an epic adventure! Never assume anything, and never assume that what is there is what is /was supposed to be there.

                          Have fun - and drive them!!!
                          1973 Wagoneer 4.6 I-6 stroker, t176/d300, offy dualport w/ quadrajet, pertronix, flowmaster

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by backroadin'
                            Nice to see the next generation keeping these rigs alive and going! There's alot of knowledge here for the old kaiser-era trucks and wagons. Don't forget to check out the tech library and the archive section of the forums.

                            Here's a link from here for some 327 info: http://www.ifsja.org/tech/motors/engcode327.html
                            Looks like '65 was the first year, but no telling if an engine swap occurred during that 62's life, although you did say it was in the family for awhile.

                            Anyway, working on old cars is an adventure..... working on old jeeps can be an epic adventure! Never assume anything, and never assume that what is there is what is /was supposed to be there.

                            Have fun - and drive them!!!
                            WHAT?! You're telling me that the open knuckle D44, 6x5.5 rims, diff fluid temp sending unit, Pertronix, Edelbrock 1406, and mid '70s Buick 350 (that's no longer in it) weren't there from the factory? And the Bosch gauges under the dash? You must be kidding

                            He's not kidding though: Jeeps have weird stuff done to them; everyone started with the same thing, but being Jeeps, they have been adapted to a) what the owner was doing with it and b) their budget And yes drive them...no point in owning something you're never gonna use.
                            Current Rig:
                            '71 Wagoneer (DD)
                            B350/TH400/D20
                            open knuckle D44 front (disc brakes)
                            6-lug conversion rear
                            http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showt...79#post1734879

                            Previous Rig:
                            Tan '88 Grand Wagoneer
                            .030 over 401, TBI, headers
                            3" exhaust
                            31x10.5s
                            2" rear lift blocks
                            custom headliner
                            http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showt...77#post1734777

                            "The engineering side of me says that it's more than strong enough. The redneck side of me says that it's going to fall apart and I need to beef it up."--somebody I know

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                            • #15
                              Too bad, I am late on this post..., i should connect more often

                              The Gladiator is a '66 and the 327 V8 is original, it has the "custom cab" option too


                              The Wagoneer is a '63 or an early '64, i can get the production date if needed. The 327 is not original, this rig had a 6 cylinders Tornado engine
                              It's a "custom" model ("C" in the VIN)


                              I dig the wagoneer arm rest, they would be perfect for my 65 Wagoneer, if you ever decide to sell them..
                              J10 sportside '81, J10 Golden Eagle '77, Wagoneer '65, Gladiator '64 + parts rigs
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