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Re: OT: 1970 Jeep J-3000???


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Posted by dhermesc on December 22, 2010 at 08:19:08 from (24.248.193.103):

In Reply to: Re: OT: 1970 Jeep J-3000??? posted by ericlb on December 22, 2010 at 07:45:02:

The 350 Buick engine is a carry over from the Kaiser period and 1970 was the last year for it - in 1971 they started using all AMC V8s.

1971 marked the end of the 3000 series and in 1972 the "Gladiator" name was dropped and the J trucks were simply called Jeep trucks. In 1974 the model designations were changed to only reflect vehicle load capacity rather than load capacity and wheel base J10 to J30.


Engines in the J series pickups
Kaiser 230 OHC I6 "Tornado"(63-66)
AMC 327 V8 "Vigilante" (65-66)
AMC 232 I6 (67-70)
Buick 350 V8 "Dauntless" (67-70)
AMC 258 I6 (71-end of J truck production)
AMC 304 V8 (71-73)
AMC 360 V8 2 bbl. (71-end)
AMC 360 V8 4 bbl. (74-end J-xx models)
AMC 401 V8 4 bbl. (74-end J-xx models)


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