CJ 10 Dimensions and Specs?

[aximony]

I can't seem to find any information on this anywhere online.

Does anyone know the dimensions of the CJ10 or 10-A?

I'm mostly interested in:

Track width?

Wheelbase?

Overall Width?

Overall Length?

 

[saddamsnightmare]

May 14th, 2010.

Aximony:

Was it military? Or civillian. Do you mean the old "Scrambler" which was a stretched CJ-7? Or is it one of the towmotors one sees turn up on GL now and then?

 

[aximony]

If I'm not mistaken, the Scrambler was the CJ8 (slightly longer than the CJ7).

The CJ10 was available as a pickup for the civilian market - albeit mostly for export - and was used as a tow vehicle for the military market. It's the one with the unappealing front grill, and square headlights on the fenders.

Both versions should have the same track/tread width, shouldn't they?

I'm looking for a 3/4 - 1 1/2 ton truck that has roughly a 67" track width.


The CJ7 and CJ8 are in the neighborhood of 50".

 

[gavan]

I think my thread should answer most of your questions.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/auxillary-equipment/44498-cj10a-flightline-tug-4wd-pickup-truck.html

I can get some more measurements if you want, just let me know in that thread or PM me.

 

[aximony]

I think my thread should answer most of your questions.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/auxillary-equipment/44498-cj10a-flightline-tug-4wd-pickup-truck.html

I can get some more measurements if you want, just let me know in that thread or PM me.

Sounds good. Thanks, guy.

 

[DrJekl]

The CJ10A has a rear width of about 82" if you still have the original D70 in it. The front is the same as a Wagoneer width wise. They are about as long as a CJ5.

The civilian truck would have a D44 front and rear that is about 63" wide.

I am in the process of building one now. I bought two out of Pensacola NAS a few years back.

 

[Chief_919]

I would love to get one to swap the engine into my CJ-5 since I am a diesel nut.

 

[DrJekl]

I have three SD33s right now. Good engines but zero on the power side with the TF727. Maybe with the right gear and a manual they'd be okay. I know guys that have them in IHC scouts that rave about them.