Russian Uaz-469, Ford and a Willy's

Kandisa · 19th January 2009, 10:36

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Originally Posted by Salikt

Looks like they are original seats from Jeep Wranger.

Oh really! It might be because i have never seen similar seats around here. These are really nice and useful i guess.
-Regards,

randeep04 · 19th January 2009, 10:55

Hi Kandisa,

Yes the seats are from a 90 Model Jeep Wrangler.

Cheers !!!!!!

Salikt · 19th January 2009, 13:44

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Originally Posted by Kandisa

Oh really! It might be because i have never seen similar seats around here. These are really nice and useful i guess.
-Regards,

I bought one set of smilar one here in saudi for SR 400 (5000 rupees) and took as an accompanied baggage to India for my future jeep project

sali

randeep04 · 19th January 2009, 13:55

Hahahahaha
Lucky you Firoz, Next time bring a set for me as well

randeep04 · 26th January 2009, 15:41

Hi guys,

Here are some updated pics on the Green Willy's being restored at Jaipur along my MM550.

The 1.8 Isuzu engine is just amazing. My next project would be a CJ3b with the 1.8 Isuzu.

Cheers !!!!!

Parm · 26th January 2009, 15:51

im amazed to see the quality of workmanship gone into restoring that willys into its true form.

what kind of winch is that (chinese?) and whats the power of it?

i hope the engine has settled well into its position!

cheers again randeep on being the proud owner of that willys!

cheers:

randeep04 · 26th January 2009, 17:12

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Originally Posted by Parm

cheers again randeep on being the proud owner of that willys!

cheers:

Thanks Parm, but the Willy's is owned by someone else. My LHD Willy's would be going there once my 550 is ready. My Uncle way not there so would not know exactly if the winch is Chinese. Will surely let you know though.

Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!

renegade · 26th January 2009, 19:39

hey harjeev..just be sure your paint guy preps your jeep in dupont from ground up.usually they do only top coats in dupont and the rest is in inferior quality body filler and so on.so be sure if your paint guy is doing the whole jeep in dupont and underneath in rubber coat or POR.jeep consumes lots of paint and dupont is one of the best you can get.

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Thanks Randeep,
My guy quoted me around 35K for the entire job and he says that he'll use Dupont paint. What good is that.
HE too told me not to go for the Matt finish and get the glossy finish done.

renegade · 26th January 2009, 19:54

Hi randeep,
is that dicky's farm in sultanpur?bahadur singh is running that workshop i guess.if i am not mistaken.my farm used to be at andheria morh.it seems familiar thats why i am curious.i like the range rover.a really nice piece slipped through my hands two years back and i regret it till now.it was a 89 vogue series with 3.9 v8 efi.a beauty.

Salikt · 26th January 2009, 19:59

Hi Randeep,

Excellent work and good colour. Is it matt or glossy finish? Also I can notice some mods like suspended pedals, new model gear lever etc. there...

randeep04 · 26th January 2009, 20:27

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Originally Posted by Salikt

Hi Randeep,

Excellent work and good colour. Is it matt or glossy finish? Also I can notice some mods like suspended pedals, new model gear lever etc. there...

Hi Salikt,

Yeah the colour is in matt finish. The sink in pedals have been replaced with suspended pedals which work awesome. The gear lever is of the Isuzu trooper 4WD gearbox as it is mated with a 1.8 Lt mpfi Isuzu petrol engine. I started the vehicle and fell in love with the engine and now aspire to restore my LHD low bonnet Willy's similar to the one in the pics. The engine fits perfectly, the sump is much higher than other Isuzu diesel engines therefore it would not hit the diff while offroading. I had an Isuzu 2.4 Isuzu fitted in my chacha's LHD low bonnet ford, while offroading the sump would hit the diff and get busted. This engine is just a beauty.

Cheers !!!!!!

randeep04 · 26th January 2009, 21:10

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Originally Posted by renegade

Hi randeep,
is that dicky's farm in sultanpur?bahadur singh is running that workshop i guess.if i am not mistaken.my farm used to be at andheria morh.it seems familiar thats why i am curious.i like the range rover.a really nice piece slipped through my hands two years back and i regret it till now.it was a 89 vogue series with 3.9 v8 efi.a beauty.

Hi Renegade,

The Willy's in the lastest pic is from my mamaji's garage in Jaipur. But yes the Willy's pics posted prior to these is from Dicky's farm house. He my dad's first cousin and hence Dicky Tauji to me lol. The Range Rover shown in this thread is also from from around the same time, could be the same. Not too sure but Range Rover launched its 3.9 V8 alliminum head in '89 and the one in the pic is the same. Its the BIG DADDY of Range Rovers.

Cheers !!!!!!

randeep04 · 28th January 2009, 09:49

Hi,

Here's a video of the Willy's engine.

YouTube - 24012009

Cheers !!!!!!!!!

renegade · 29th January 2009, 19:50

hey randeep..can you pls let me know about the wiring of this efi isuzu?did you face any problem while starting it up?sensors?what all things should one keep in mind or you encountered while installing this particular engine.i have a spare efi which i want to put in my jeep,wondering if you can help me in the wiring part.

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Originally Posted by randeep04

Hi,

Here's a video of the Willy's engine.

YouTube - 24012009

Cheers !!!!!!!!!

randeep04 · 30th January 2009, 11:42

@Renegade,

No particular problems were faced while starting the engine as the person who was called for doing the wiring was a specialist in doing the wiring for imported cars and also has his own workshop where all the govt. amby's come to get fixed. I was there only when the engine was ready, but I could get more clarifications on the same within a couple of days.

I'm not too aware of petrol engines ya, but I sure love them now.

Cheers !!!!

19th January 2009, 10:55	#47
randeep04 BHPian Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 629 Thanked: 19 Times View My Garage	Hi Kandisa, Yes the seats are from a 90 Model Jeep Wrangler. Cheers !!!!!!
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19th January 2009, 13:55	#49
randeep04 BHPian Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 629 Thanked: 19 Times View My Garage	Hahahahaha Lucky you Firoz, Next time bring a set for me as well
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26th January 2009, 15:41	#50
randeep04 BHPian Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 629 Thanked: 19 Times View My Garage	Update on the Willy's Hi guys, Here are some updated pics on the Green Willy's being restored at Jaipur along my MM550. The 1.8 Isuzu engine is just amazing. My next project would be a CJ3b with the 1.8 Isuzu. Cheers !!!!! Attached Thumbnails
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Parm Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: in a Toyota! Posts: 2,731 Thanked: 706 Times	im amazed to see the quality of workmanship gone into restoring that willys into its true form. what kind of winch is that (chinese?) and whats the power of it? i hope the engine has settled well into its position! cheers again randeep on being the proud owner of that willys! cheers:
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renegade BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NEW DELHI Posts: 184 Thanked: 42 Times View My Garage	Hi randeep, is that dicky's farm in sultanpur?bahadur singh is running that workshop i guess.if i am not mistaken.my farm used to be at andheria morh.it seems familiar thats why i am curious.i like the range rover.a really nice piece slipped through my hands two years back and i regret it till now.it was a 89 vogue series with 3.9 v8 efi.a beauty.
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Salikt BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Calicut / Riyadh Posts: 285 Thanked: 35 Times	Hi Randeep, Excellent work and good colour. Is it matt or glossy finish? Also I can notice some mods like suspended pedals, new model gear lever etc. there... Last edited by Salikt : 26th January 2009 at 20:03.
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randeep04 BHPian Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 629 Thanked: 19 Times View My Garage	@Renegade, No particular problems were faced while starting the engine as the person who was called for doing the wiring was a specialist in doing the wiring for imported cars and also has his own workshop where all the govt. amby's come to get fixed. I was there only when the engine was ready, but I could get more clarifications on the same within a couple of days. I'm not too aware of petrol engines ya, but I sure love them now. Cheers !!!!
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