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Originally Posted by garcmol
I had a wrangler with the 4.2 (carb, but same engine), then a Cherokee and Grand Cherokee with the 4.0 (which survived the Alaskan/Canadian Highway) and another wrangler with the 4.0. Crazy, huh?
Wrangler #1 kinda died a slow death in Alaska. Never saw much pavement and many a creek crossing. When I got it back to Kansas in '96 it sort of let go on me. Wrangler #2 pulled may boats and went on many hunting trips. That was my last Jeep. :( Wranglers and CJs were easy to get before, but they are priced crazy nowadays.
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Ha Ha.. you did get some experience with them... They're too modernized these days. Mine was a Cherokee and was really my sons who was in High School. I gave him a lot of good training on that engine.