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  • Jeep Sarge
    232 I6
    • Feb 04, 2009
    • 41

    Thinking about getting back in a FSJ

    I stumbled across a 1974 Cherokee Monday and thinking about buying it, only problem is I recently bought a CJ8 that’s a full restoration and one that I’ll be keeping. So weighing out the Cherokee. On the door jam tag sept 1973 production date, factory 360, Hydra-Matic 400, S model. I’d say interior is a 7, it’s been repainted at some point but original (ish) color. Body is straight as an arrow. So the decisions begin. Mississippi Jeep, old man said he used it to pull his race car

    Can anyone help me out with the build tag?


    Jeep CORPORATION
    TOLEDO OHIO U S A

    J140008
    5 9 A 500 483
    J4A177CN10355 1700
    Last edited by Jeep Sarge; 01-29-2020, 06:03 AM.
  • babywag
    out of order
    • Jun 08, 2005
    • 10286

    #2
    Tony
    88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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    • Jeep Sarge
      232 I6
      • Feb 04, 2009
      • 41

      #3

      Thanks, anyone have a source for the paint / interior decoder?

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      • GWNashville
        232 I6
        • Dec 28, 2016
        • 229

        #4
        Cherokee Envy

        Cherokee is the next one I want. Gotta finish the Chevelle and the GW first.
        Richard
        GWNashville
        Email:[email protected]
        1989 Grand Wagoneer 360 c.i.
        727 Transmission
        Sniper EFI Hyperspark
        Serehill Rear Glass and Fog Light Harness.

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        • Jeep Sarge
          232 I6
          • Feb 04, 2009
          • 41

          #5
          Originally posted by GWNashville
          Cherokee is the next one I want. Gotta finish the Chevelle and the GW first.
          I've Never owned a FSJ Cherokee before but am about to pull the trigger on one!!

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          • rang-a-stang
            Administrator
            • Oct 31, 2016
            • 5505

            #6
            They are super fun! Have a plan before you buy, though. Keep it stock, warm it up a little, trail rig, etc. values on these are starting to go up so parts are getting a little bit more expensive, too. Not ridiculous yet but they are not as dirt cheap as they were 5 years ago.

            Places to check for rust and bondo on a narrow track Cherokee are
            Behind the rear tires
            Under the doors
            The doors
            The drip rail seam
            The windshield pillars
            And under the driver and passenger feet.
            Chuck McTruck 71 J4000
            (Chuck McTruck Build Thread)
            (8.1L swap questions - PerformanceTrucks.net Forums​)
            79 Cherokee Chief (SOLD, goodbye old buddy)
            (Cherokee Build Thread)
            11 Nissan Pathfinder Silver Edition 4x4
            09 Mazdaspeed3 Grand Touring
            00 Baby Cherokee

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            • UnkleMunky
              350 Buick
              • Oct 17, 2000
              • 1236

              #7
              Originally posted by Jeep Sarge
              Thanks, anyone have a source for the paint / interior decoder?
              I am not sure if there is a PDF of the original color sheets (I have some from later years), but you can search around online for details. Here are a few worthwhile links for at least exterior:

              1974 Jeep Paint Golden Tan, 81 Transport Yellow, 134 Olive Drab, 135 Omaha Orange, 221 Federal Gray, 432 Champagne White, 504 Forest Green, 509 Renegade Plum, 510 Renegade Yellow, 526 Copper, 527 Harvest Gold, 528 Mellow Yellow, 529 Silver Green, 492,542 Jetset Blue, 512,538 Fairway Green, 514,540 Fawn Beige, 515,541 Trans-Am Red, 21,496,544 Black, 394,497,545 Marlin Blue


              Order Your 1974 Jeep All Models Touch Up Paint Here. Low Prices and Guaranteed To Match the original All Models factory color chip provided by the vehicle manufacturer.


              Try other searches for 1974 Jeep paint and interior codes and see what's closest to what you're looking at.
              Michael (UnkleMunky)
              '78 J10: 258, 4 speed(T18), longbed, topper
              '01 Oldsmobile Sihouette
              Some dogs, a few fountain pens...and too many sewing machines...

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