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Thought you guys might enjoy photographic proof of me practicing what I preach. I’m getting ready for some routine maintenance on my truck. I’ve connected an automatic charger with at least a ten amp output, and am waiting for the little green light to tell me the charge is complete:
Next is a trickle charger (actually a battery maintainer, there is a difference) in use on another vehicle. All it’s doing is maintaining a fully charged battery, versus topping off one that has been discharged:
Good eye! I threw that picture in there for giggles to see if anybody would notice. That's our 1948 ****** CJ-2A. In theory I should live another 25-30 years, but the kids are already trying to lay claim over who will inherit it:
I also saw the 6 volt battery and the flat head 4, looking it over I was thinking an older Jeep.
like it along with the Corvair in the back ground
Does the Jeep have rear locking hubs like the front might for flat towing?
Dave ----
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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