Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig.
RoyJ wrote: > Distributor is clearly in pic > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca > to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center > > Jeff DeWitt wrote: > >> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture I >> took! >> >> Jeff DeWitt >> >> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >> >>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>> cables bolt to: >>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>> >>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless America, >>> ßill O|||||||O >>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>> >>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some pictures >>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>> >>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>> found the plugs! >>>> >>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>> ought to >>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>> >>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>> >>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig.
RoyJ wrote: > Distributor is clearly in pic > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca > to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center > > Jeff DeWitt wrote: > >> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture I >> took! >> >> Jeff DeWitt >> >> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >> >>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>> cables bolt to: >>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>> >>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless America, >>> ßill O|||||||O >>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>> >>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some pictures >>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>> >>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>> found the plugs! >>>> >>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>> ought to >>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>> >>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>> >>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig.
RoyJ wrote: > Distributor is clearly in pic > http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca > to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center > > Jeff DeWitt wrote: > >> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture I >> took! >> >> Jeff DeWitt >> >> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >> >>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>> cables bolt to: >>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>> >>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless America, >>> ßill O|||||||O >>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>> >>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some pictures >>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>> >>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>> found the plugs! >>>> >>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>> ought to >>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>> >>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>> >>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Yes, but the cap and rotor were missing, and the first time I saw the
truck I saw the distributor but didn't recognize it for what it was with those distinctive parts missing, that was one of the things that led me to believe it was a diesel. Jeff DeWitt RoyJ wrote: > Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig. > > RoyJ wrote: > >> Distributor is clearly in pic >> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca >> to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center >> >> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >> >>> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >>> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >>> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture >>> I took! >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt >>> >>> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >>> >>>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>>> cables bolt to: >>>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>>> >>>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless >>>> America, ßill O|||||||O >>>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>>> >>>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some >>>>> pictures >>>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>>> >>>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>>> found the plugs! >>>>> >>>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>>> ought to >>>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>>> >>>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>>> >>>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>>> >>>>> Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Yes, but the cap and rotor were missing, and the first time I saw the
truck I saw the distributor but didn't recognize it for what it was with those distinctive parts missing, that was one of the things that led me to believe it was a diesel. Jeff DeWitt RoyJ wrote: > Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig. > > RoyJ wrote: > >> Distributor is clearly in pic >> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca >> to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center >> >> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >> >>> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >>> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >>> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture >>> I took! >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt >>> >>> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >>> >>>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>>> cables bolt to: >>>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>>> >>>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless >>>> America, ßill O|||||||O >>>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>>> >>>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some >>>>> pictures >>>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>>> >>>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>>> found the plugs! >>>>> >>>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>>> ought to >>>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>>> >>>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>>> >>>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>>> >>>>> Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Yes, but the cap and rotor were missing, and the first time I saw the
truck I saw the distributor but didn't recognize it for what it was with those distinctive parts missing, that was one of the things that led me to believe it was a diesel. Jeff DeWitt RoyJ wrote: > Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig. > > RoyJ wrote: > >> Distributor is clearly in pic >> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca >> to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center >> >> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >> >>> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >>> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >>> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture >>> I took! >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt >>> >>> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >>> >>>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>>> cables bolt to: >>>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>>> >>>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless >>>> America, ßill O|||||||O >>>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>>> >>>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some >>>>> pictures >>>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>>> >>>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>>> found the plugs! >>>>> >>>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>>> ought to >>>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>>> >>>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>>> >>>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>>> >>>>> Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Interesting Jeep in the woods
Yes, but the cap and rotor were missing, and the first time I saw the
truck I saw the distributor but didn't recognize it for what it was with those distinctive parts missing, that was one of the things that led me to believe it was a diesel. Jeff DeWitt RoyJ wrote: > Oops, lower LEFT of the green twig. > > RoyJ wrote: > >> Distributor is clearly in pic >> http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24760302MRSSca >> to the lower right of the nice green twig in the lower center >> >> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >> >>> Ahh, that picture clears up a few things. The distributor cap, and >>> rotor were missing, and it's a good thing the wires weren't snakes, I >>> don't remember seeing them either, but they were sure in the picture >>> I took! >>> >>> Jeff DeWitt >>> >>> L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: >>> >>>> As my Dad would have said, it's a good thing the spark plugs >>>> weren't a deadly snake. The spark plugs have a water proof sheath their >>>> cables bolt to: >>>> http://www.apple.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Pho...ngineRight.JPG >>>> >>>> Maybe you thought they were injectors? ;-) God Bless >>>> America, ßill O|||||||O >>>> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ >>>> >>>> Jeff DeWitt wrote: >>>> >>>>> Well gang, I made it back out to the woods today and took some >>>>> pictures >>>>> of that strange (to me) Jeep. >>>>> >>>>> It looks like you guys were right about the engine (big surprise!), it >>>>> does look like it says Jeep Tornado 230 on the cam cover. The >>>>> carburetor was missing and I not only didn't see a distributor I never >>>>> found the plugs! >>>>> >>>>> It would need a lot of work, but it's a cool old truck, someone >>>>> ought to >>>>> save it ... even putting a Chebby motor in it would be better than the >>>>> thing just rotting away in the woods. >>>>> >>>>> The pictures are here, along with a few others I took this weekend. >>>>> >>>>> http://community.webshots.com/album/324748565IrbGEE >>>>> >>>>> Jeff DeWitt |
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