Need Help Identifying Engine

[MetalAndMoon]

Hey guys, complete Willys noob here, but I'm hoping you pros can help me to identify an engine.

I have a few pics, but if these aren't enough then let me know and I'll take more or i can scrounge around it looking for ID plates or stamps/numbers. I'm just an absolute standstill on IDing this guy.

 

[TrailLifeBill]

No expert here, either - but your riddle intrigued me so I called my buddy "Google" and I think I may have won the drawing. Check it out - I think you have an F134 there.

https://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f2/cj5-f134-engine-rebuild-3439/

 

[MetalAndMoon]

Hmm...I checked the link. Those other pics are difficult to tel from. His looks rebuilt and all new. :/ Wasn't really much there by way of identifying though. This was my issue. I find a lot of look alikes but no true definitive IDs

 

[NDT]

Yes Willys F134. Look on the boss over the water pump and report back with any numbers.

 

[MetalAndMoon]

What does the "boss" refer to? Thats a new term for me. :/

 

[NDT]

Flat machined surface facing up.

 

[MetalAndMoon]

Urp1210

 

[NDT]

Well that is not a military engine, no big deal. Looks like it is original to the Jeep vehicle it is still mounted to, which appears to be a Jeepster?

 

[MetalAndMoon]

Well that's a bummer. But you've been very helpful, thanks!!

 

[MetalAndMoon]

Looked up a Jeepster, and this doesn't look like one. Tub, especially the front fenders are all wrong. The Jeepster looks like the forerunner to the old J- series pickups.

 

[NDT]

Oh sorry, that is a CJ-3B.

 

[MetalAndMoon]

Thanks again! So that would make it an F-134 after all, with a T-90 trans?

 

[NDT]

Yes, civilian F-134 with T-90. Great running engine.

 

[ez8]

Looks like a CJ-3B to me.