1967 Other Makes M-715

Convertible

8 - Cyl.

Manual

Gasoline

1967 Jeep M-715 Complete restoration. 1969 Buick 350 engine from Jeep J-3000. Stock t-98 four speed. 202 transfer case with stock e brake housing and shift levers, all newly rebuilt. Stock axles, new bearings and gears 5.87, with all new brakes, front disc from Ugly Truckling, rear drums all new linings and upgraded wheel cylinders, dual Chevy master cylinder. New fuel and brake lines. New shocks and leaf springs coated with slip plate for a smooth comfortable ride. New selectro hubs. 12v wiring with new style military LED lighting, 3 lever light switch and all black out and military lighting. H4 80/100W headlights wired with relays, new high low beam switch on floor. New 100 amp. Alternator. New Isspro gauges with tach and hour meter. All new data plaques on dash. New canvas, troop seats, with bed canvas. 90% Michelin xl 38" military radial tires on new Marsh Racing wheels, full-size spare with Michelin xl and stock tire holder with Chevrolet style tire winch cable to lower and raise spare tire. Factory PTO unit, drive shafts and Ramsey 8,000lb winch. Custom front bumper and fairlead. Gladiator rhino grill guard. Power steering, hydraulic clutch, and heater with defrost. Interior lighting. Windshield washer from J truck. Backup lights. Deuce truck bench seat and seatbelts. Correct bedside tools with all new straps, dual jerry cans on both sides, highlift jack added over shovel. Stock rubber was cleaned and coated with 303 protectent, some rubber was replaced and is new. The fuel tank was in excellent condition so I cleaned the interior and installed a new 12v sending unit. I spent 5 years, thousands of hours restoring this truck to make it into a head turner and a daily driver. It will win shows. I have multiple pictures of the entire restoration process. I have many spare parts available for the right price. It is a pleasure to drive and can easily drive 60mph. It has double the horsepower of the stock 230, over twice the torque and gets a couple miles per gallon better than the original engine. I spared no expense and created a truck with the best of my skills. You will not find another M-715 like this one.