Re: jeep questions

["Jim Blair" <carnuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

A: Could be a 230 OHC or swapped in later motor (or same vintage as your 
Rambler) Lay you odds it won't start because the ignition condenser has 
packed it in. (look for spark and if it's yellow, replace the condenser)


From: oconner_us@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: jeep questions
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Ok, I can't believe I am doing this. I am desperately attempting to get rid 
of my jeep wagoneer and I am now getting a 1968 Jeep pickup. Is there some 
kind of counseling for this sickness?


Ok, so I am getting a 1968 Jeep pickup. I haven't seen it yet, the guy said 
he can't get it running and is just too frustrated with it to mess with it 
anymore. Has a 6 cylinder, he said he thinks it is the 232. Would that be 
correct? Also has 3 speed. At this point that is all I know, I am going to 
try to go look at it tomorrow.

Now, the questions. As I already asked, would this be the 232? If so, what 
is the difference between a 232 in a 1966 Rambler Classic and a 1968 Jeep 
Pickup? If I decide not to keep this thing would there be any interest in 
it? not sure yet what I am going to do with it. I might keep it and fix it, 
I might sell it off or I might part it out. Alot depends on the condition. 
Will post more details once I get a look at it.

Jamie Smith
Spokane, WA.
oconner51@xxxxxxxxxxx
1966 AMC Rambler American 220 Station Wagon
1966 AMC Rambler Classic 770 Two Door Hardtop
1966 Jeep Wagoneer (for sale)
1968 Jeep Pickup (fate currently unknown)
1977 GMC Sierra 3/4 ton Pickup

1986 AMC Eagle Station Wagon