New Family Member: 1943 Ford GPW Jeep!
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Breadvan72 said:
Can you please summarise the driving experience. I would love to try a real Jeep. Is the transmission a three speed manual with high and low ratios? Please tell me if I am remembering that wrong. Good for about 40 mph ish?
Jeep is three speed no syncro on first. Lovely to drive. Better than any series landrover. Nice controls and effortless box. I have achieved the maximum 65 mph in mine. But normally drive around the 50-55 mark. Brakes are the only thing that you should approach with caution. Even with a decent set up their is no servo assist and requires a bit of effort in pushing the pedal down._Leg_ said:
bks, now I'm surfing the classifieds looking at Jeeps. I promised the Mrs I wouldn't buy any more cars. Damn you Pistonheads, damn you!
Give into the voices - I did ) the thIng is it opens up a whole world of new want wants: Dodge WC 51's, a Red Ball Express Deuce and a Half; Ferret Armoured cars (@£11k). They can get wet, muddy, put miles on them and not worry if the paint isn't polished !! Its been my road to damascus moment hehe. Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff