Service Manual Utility Truck 1954-1960

I found a Service manual for Utility Truck in pdf format on the net. I though that I should share it with you.

Here is the PDF link. It’s over 35Meg. It takes long time before to open.

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Meyer Full and Half cab late 60

Here is some sheet about Full and half Cab from Meyer. There is also some snowplow information. The most interesting stuff is the installation instructions. I hope you will enjoy it!

Installation instructions for Meyer Full Cabs;

Installation instructions for Meyer Half Cabs;

Meyer Parts List:

Price List:

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Husky Top and Accessories 1966

Here is nice sheet about Husky Top from 1966.

I really like their rear bench for left and right fender. They were also making Overdrive! The tow-bar and rear-mounted tire carrier was great also. I never saw a Husky soft top before and I wonder if they still exist.

Bestop Soft Top 1968

Here is a very nice sheet about Bestop Soft top from 1968.

They are still making those: http://www.bestop.com/

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1964 Warn Overdrive

Here is a nice Warn Overdrive booklet.

Two model was available; one with 26 tooth and the other one’s with 29 tooth. Everything from CJ-3A and earlier should use the 26 tooth. From the CJ5, it should be 29 tooth. So if you own a CJ-3B or a 475 (Wagon and pickup) then you must need to check what you have.

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Here is a Sales Flyer Station Wagon 2WD 1960.

Those station wagon was the ancestors of the Caravan since 6 passengers can ride in comfort in it!

The trim is not the same as a Maverick

Here is a Sales Flyer Panel Delivery 1960.

You will find all the specifications for the 1960’s Panel Delivery in this flyers.

The rear doors on a Panel Delivery are opening on each side. The rear doors on a Wagon are opening on top and bottom.

Here is a Sales Flyer Jeep CJ-6 1960.

You will find all specifications about the Jeep Universal CJ-6 in this flyers. It’s the “biggest” Jeep universal to do the big jobs better!

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Here is a direct download of the pdf file TM9-8031-2_power_train:
(Please note that this file is over 30Mg so it take time to open)

TM 9-8031-2
POWER TRAIN
BODY AND FRAME
FOR
3/4-TON 4X4 CARGO TRUCK M37;
COMMAND TRUCK M42;
AMBULANCE TRUCK M43;
AND TELEPHONE MAINTENANCE
TRUCK V41

Parts and Accessories Bulletin Manual 1960’s

Here is a PDF file that I made from a Parts and Accessories Bulletin manual. It is quite big. Around 19 Mg. My website is not very fast (low fee package…)Be patient. I do think it cover almost all 1960’s years. It has 157 pages. Those bulletins covers CJ-3B, CJ-5, CJ-6, J-series, DJ-3A, FJ-3, 6-226, FC-150. FC-170 and Wagoneers.

Here is a nice Wagoneer accessories;

Also found in this manual is a Heavy duty spare wheel lock;

I hope you will enjoy it as much as me.

You can open it from here;

Parts_and_Accessories_Bulletin_manual_compressed

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Here is a Sales Flyer Jeep CJ-3B 1960.

Yep! The 3B was still on the line even if the CJ-5 was available at that time. They was usually named the High Hoods. It’s basically a CJ-3A with the new F-Head hurricane engine in it. They had to raise the hood and front grill by 4 inch to fit the new engine in it. It’s a “You like or Don’t like”.

Here is a Sales Flyer Jeep Station Wagon Maverick 1959.

It was available only with 2WD but has the Super Hurricane engine option! This RED wagon was introduced on television as a “Maverick” Special. It is quite different from the 1960 station wagon, the trim was not the same at least.

Here is a Sales Flyer Jeep Panel Delivery 1959.

I don’ t know how many they sold. I’d prefer to take the 4WD with the Super Hurricane engine.

Here is a Sales Flyer Jeep Forward Control FC-150 1960.

I really like the flat nose style truck. They fitted the Hurricane engine into those small beast. Wow! And what’s about that grill.

Sales Flyer 1959 DJ-3A Surrey “Gala”.

Here is a flyer about the DJ-3A Surrey. I don’t know yet why it’s not called “gala”. I’m used to see it as DJ-3A Surrey Gala. It has the L-Head engine “Go-Devil” from the wartime even 14 years later.

Here is two sheets showing the dimensions and specifications of the complete line jeep of 1959.

The line had CJ-5, CJ-6, still the DJ-3A and CJ-3B at that time, the station wagon, the utility wagon, the panel delivery, the jeep pick-up truck, the forward control FC-150 and FC-170.

Here is an original Sales Flyer of a 1959 CJ-5 Jeep Willys.

It advertised the new “Universal” Jeep with the F-head Hurricane engine.