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  • Randyzzz
    258 I6
    • Mar 03, 2008
    • 354

    4 Waggys coming my way! LOTS of pictures-

    I've mentioned this in my J20 build thread, so I figured I'd go ahead and make it official. I purchased 4 project Wagoneers! 3 are fairly complete, 1 is a parts vehicle, and I paid $500 for the lot. Got them from a really neat guy who can't stand to see a vehicle junked. He's been working at various shops for years, and brings home everything that customers don't repair. There are about a hundred various vehicles on his property. I got the 4 Jeeps left- he sold 6 last year including 2 2-door Cherokees!

    My biggest problem will be where to keep them, and then finding the time to work on them. I have my J20 to finish and then my 81 Scrambler. I'm having a small shop built which should be finished in Feb. That will help.

    First one- a 1966. This one is the most complete of the lot, and aside from a dent behind the Driver's rear, it's really straight. This one has a title, and will be restomodded. Had a 327/th400. The TH400 was rebuilt at 65K miles. and the owner then found out the engine was bad, and parked it for about 20 years. The 327 went away about 10 years ago and was replaced with a Chev 229 V6. I didn't want that so the seller kept it. So, even though it doesn't look it, it has 65K miles on it.









    Last edited by Randyzzz; 09-22-2017, 09:41 AM.
    Randy S.
    It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
    1987 J20 SOLD
    1966 Waggy SOLD
    1970 Waggy SOLD
    1982 Scrambler SOLD
    1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper
  • Randyzzz
    258 I6
    • Mar 03, 2008
    • 354

    #2
    Next is the Patina Princess. It is a 1970, originally had a Buick 350 with air and some other goodies. This one came with paperwork for a replacement title, but everything looks good. Another Restomod candidate, but I may keep the patina. Imagine AWD and a hot 6.2 Vette engine. At least that's what sounds good now.









    Last edited by Randyzzz; 09-22-2017, 09:22 AM.
    Randy S.
    It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
    1987 J20 SOLD
    1966 Waggy SOLD
    1970 Waggy SOLD
    1982 Scrambler SOLD
    1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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    • Randyzzz
      258 I6
      • Mar 03, 2008
      • 354

      #3
      On to the 1968. This one is from California, and has no title, just a pile of paperwork illustrating how infuriating dealing with the DMV can be. Again, no Eengine/trans, but plenty of nice parts. I doubt I can get a title for this one, but I have a plan...










      Last edited by Randyzzz; 09-22-2017, 09:26 AM.
      Randy S.
      It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
      1987 J20 SOLD
      1966 Waggy SOLD
      1970 Waggy SOLD
      1982 Scrambler SOLD
      1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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      • Randyzzz
        258 I6
        • Mar 03, 2008
        • 354

        #4
        Last but not least, the 1972. It's a partster, originally had a 360, and it's strong point is that it has a title. It also has a pretty nice dash and some good interior parts. I'm thinking that if I can't get a title for the CA 1968, I will use the 68 to rebuild this one.







        Last edited by Randyzzz; 09-22-2017, 09:31 AM.
        Randy S.
        It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
        1987 J20 SOLD
        1966 Waggy SOLD
        1970 Waggy SOLD
        1982 Scrambler SOLD
        1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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        • Randyzzz
          258 I6
          • Mar 03, 2008
          • 354

          #5
          So today I got all the paperwork and made the deal official. I'll bring home the 1966 first- he got the 229 pulled and we moved it out front so I could grab it. Pics from today-





          So... input? One of these will be built specifically for my wife, to somewhat copy the "Chief" concept from last year. Imagine this-



          combined with some of the styling cues and color of this-




          The big question I'm having is on my "Chief Concept Clone" (CCC) for my wife. My original thought was to use the 1966, but it's pretty complete... I'd probably be smarter to build the CCC off the 68/72 conglomeration, but having a Kaiser in the stable, as well as it being the oldest makes me want to build the CCC on it. I also want a Razor grille for the CCC, but if it's a full custom I guess there's no real heresy in putting a Razor on a titled 72. All three will end up with 5.3/4L60E conversions or better. I will end up selling the other two. So, thoughts? I probably have a couple years to decide...
          Last edited by Randyzzz; 09-22-2017, 09:40 AM.
          Randy S.
          It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
          1987 J20 SOLD
          1966 Waggy SOLD
          1970 Waggy SOLD
          1982 Scrambler SOLD
          1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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          • j10jim
            327 Rambler
            • Jan 11, 2003
            • 605

            #6
            congrats on all. Sounds like you have a plan. Pick the best one for the wife. Put everything on it including A/C and she will be happy. I like the baby blue/white combo. It should rock!
            1980 J-10<br />Rusty\'s 4 inch lift<br />2 inch body lift,<br />35 in Xterrains on J20 axles<br />4:30 gears<br />Detroits<br />In-Cab cage thru the dash

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            • azmtn04
              232 I6
              • Aug 18, 2015
              • 34

              #7
              Can only see the baby blue chief picture. No other picture shows on two different browsers.
              1981 Cherokee Chief S

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              • mud89
                304 AMC
                • Nov 18, 2009
                • 2028

                #8
                Congrats ! I can't see the pictures either, except the blue one. BTW can you share the VIN plate or at least the yellow VIN sticker with VIN and production date for the 1970 ?
                J10 sportside '81, J10 Golden Eagle '77, Wagoneer '65, Gladiator '64 + parts rigs

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                • Randyzzz
                  258 I6
                  • Mar 03, 2008
                  • 354

                  #9
                  Originally posted by azmtn04
                  Can only see the baby blue chief picture. No other picture shows on two different browsers.
                  Hopefully I fixed it- let me know if one or both still aren't visible.
                  Randy S.
                  It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
                  1987 J20 SOLD
                  1966 Waggy SOLD
                  1970 Waggy SOLD
                  1982 Scrambler SOLD
                  1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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                  • Randyzzz
                    258 I6
                    • Mar 03, 2008
                    • 354

                    #10
                    Originally posted by mud89
                    Congrats ! I can't see the pictures either, except the blue one. BTW can you share the VIN plate or at least the yellow VIN sticker with VIN and production date for the 1970 ?
                    That's the one I'm working on getting a title for. Next time I'm out by it I'll snap a pic of the plate/sticker.
                    Randy S.
                    It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
                    1987 J20 SOLD
                    1966 Waggy SOLD
                    1970 Waggy SOLD
                    1982 Scrambler SOLD
                    1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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                    • Heavy_Metal_Thunder_81
                      Cherokee Outlaw
                      • Jan 10, 2006
                      • 7292

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Randyzzz
                      Hopefully I fixed it- let me know if one or both still aren't visible.
                      Still no pics
                      -Jonny B.
                      1979 Cherokee Golden Eagle - UNDER CONSTRUCTION
                      7" Alcan springs, BJ's HD shackles - 35x12.5x15 BFG Mud Terrains
                      AMC 401 - Pro-Flo 4 EFI
                      NV4500/NWF BB/NP205 - Triple Stick'd
                      F D44 - 4.10, Eaton E-Locker
                      R M23 - 4.10, Detroit Locker

                      1979 Cherokee Chief - Parts
                      1979 Cherokee Chief - Parts
                      1979 Wagoneer - Sold
                      1981 Cherokee Chief - Cubed

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                      • Frank Ziebert
                        327 Rambler
                        • Dec 04, 2016
                        • 620

                        #12
                        Still no pictures
                        1970 J2000(2500) Currently undergoing frame off resto
                        Stinger 2005 Jeep Unlimited, Sahara, Rubicon slightly modified

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                        • JPSwapMohn
                          304 AMC
                          • May 01, 2004
                          • 1530

                          #13
                          No pics for me, either. Just a grey circle with a dash inside it for each picture.
                          One day I will wake up and realize that my jeep is complete...one day, I just know it.

                          88Wag, LT1/4L60E/NP242, F150 fuel cell, discs, J20 axles, Truetrac & Grizzly, 3.73
                          http://imgbox.com/g/rNuIasKYrS
                          95YJ, STaK 300, D44's, SOA, ARB's, 4.56s, Bilsteins, 35" KM2's
                          50 CJ3A
                          77 J-10, 360/T-18/D20, SOLD

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                          • babywag
                            out of order
                            • Jun 08, 2005
                            • 10286

                            #14
                            If using google photos easiest way to do them is create an album, share the album, then add pics, and copy/paste links.
                            Doing the share deal with pics is a real pita, and problematic from my experience.
                            Using goo.gl to shorten the ridiculously long google pic links also makes it a little easier.
                            Tony
                            88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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                            • Randyzzz
                              258 I6
                              • Mar 03, 2008
                              • 354

                              #15
                              Ugh. removed and reinserted all the photos again. Any luck? Also tried something different on 2 pics in the last post. The funny thing is I can see them on all my devices as long as I'm logged in...
                              Last edited by Randyzzz; 09-20-2017, 08:29 PM.
                              Randy S.
                              It's not what you Buy, it's what you Build.
                              1987 J20 SOLD
                              1966 Waggy SOLD
                              1970 Waggy SOLD
                              1982 Scrambler SOLD
                              1981 Scrambler - Current Project/Keeper

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