Was it a swap? Yjs and early Tjs 6cyl manual came with ax15s

We don’t need all those options. We need the truck above!

Please explain the nv3500.

DeMuro the first rat to leave the Gawker, a sinking ship.

Except the cam sprocket coming loose all on its own!

Ah the Renault 4. I hope someday to import one to NJ. Just to be the weird guy with the Colombian made Renault

Big highways, 70mph speeds, seasons, salted roads, americans afinity to forgo maintenance. In the US if its cheap small and foreign its throw away and not to be taken cared of. The rest of the world a car is a very expensive purchase to be loved and cared for.

I remember riding in one as a child in Venezuela in the late 80's early 90's

Outside of the US still sold. Known as the jimny. With coil springs!

You have done good!

Yes! Oh god please yes, with a clutch pedal!

Short tale, graduated as a diesel tech, drove stick only once, was thought how to move tractors around, and stick basics, got it down, cool, not so fast, went to test drive Vibe GT, burned the clutch with salesman next to me. Turns out, there is something called engine stall, who knew. On 14liter diesel engines, no…

As the proud owner of the 96 you see above, a TJ and a YJ, i feel I can put in my two cents. Jeep is a brand that needs to compete in the market, people want fuel economy and comfortable ride, the Cherokee offers that to the main stream, we want a liftable off roader, why lament that the XJ is gone? has no one noticed…

The wife and i are 13weeks, no way do i get rid of my 98 tj.

Im with you brother, skip the body shop

They never owned up to the engine failures on the 2.3, ever since my 06 cracked a valve at 76xxx miles they been dead to me.

Yeah, you see where those straps hold the window, wait for the marks that get indented on that clear plastic, or until the snap goes right through the the cloth material itself, YJ & TJ owner

When will they drop the name mini-van, there is nothing mini about these beasts, mini-vans died with the mazda5

I admire the craftsmanship, what transmission and transfercase do they use to take such abuse. Big props for puting in a stickshift!

Seen this in south america, never in the US,