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This Jeep was found on a side street in sad shape, but I had a vision, and brought it back to life.
The original engine and transmission wore out, and so it got a 1973 Ford 2L transplant with an automatic trans. It even got a brake booster for power brakes.
It used to be my daily driver for about ten years, but I finally got a 1971 Dodge, and use the Jeep for special occasions.
Larry's Comment: Wow! This is the first Jeep Fleetvan photo and story anyone has ever sent to this website...and your yellow box is a beauty.
We've had the small Postal Jeeps and Forward Control Jeeps, but no FJ (Fleetvan Jeeps).
Thanks, and please send more details (and photos) of this cool Jeep van.
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