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1968 Kaiser Jeep Super Wagoneer for sale
- Thread starter Yamadevil
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Yamadevil
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- Location
- Apple Valley, CA
No I do not but what is wrong with it? it didnt have any cracks in it when i had it running.
Skwerly
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- Location
- Ash Fork, AZ (Freedom)
Was that Engrish? 
GrimmJeeper
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- Location
- Gardena, CA
put a chevy 400 small block in it, make big power cheap. just make sure it has 2 bolt mains, the 400 4 bolts break all the time.
2stix
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- Location
- fallbrook Ca.
454 BBC is my vote. thats what i wanted to do with it if i could have talked the wife in to letting me buy this jeep. have a fresh build sitting in the shop for it. was bummed to hear it sold before i talked her into it. lol
Skwerly
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- Location
- Ash Fork, AZ (Freedom)
I had a 400 in a huge Chevy; hated it. Talk about gutless! It was a new mill, too. All the 350s I've driven have way more power.
Russ Pottenger
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- Location
- West Covina, California
X2,
If you do a 400, stay with a two bolt. A four bolt will be ok if you reduce to torque of the outer bolts to 50 lbs.
Yamadevil
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- Location
- Apple Valley, CA
No he wants to keep it stock engine. They have one exactly like it and like it that way. His dad has a 68 waggy same exact spec as the one i sold him. I am just curious on why he says it needs a new block it was fine last time it ran.
GrimmJeeper
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- Location
- Gardena, CA
you had a problem there then buddy
my buddy's elco with a 400 in it with dart heads, a big cam, and decent pistons will yank the wheels off the trans brake and carry em for 20 feet
2stix
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- Location
- fallbrook Ca.
well seeing that it was in a freezable climate, i am guessing it was stored without antifreeze (water only) and it froze. common issue with old jet boats a such. the force that is created by the water freezing easily cracks the blocks even with the freeze plugs pushing out. junk the block and find a good one. youll be good to go.
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