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I just drove 300 miles round trip to pickup a Meyers 7'plow to put on my CJ-7. We don't get an awfull lot of snow here in southern kansas but it's just another excuse to go out & play with the Jeep & make some extra cash at the same time!!!

$400 is light. Closer to $500 & that's just the begining of what it cost to own one of these. Mine are electric so lots of rechargable nicad batteries, chargers, tools, spare parts etc. to purchase before you get to have fun. Nitro engines also need their fuel, glow plugs etc. to operate them...

Lil' Sahara State Park 4 miles south of Waynoka, Okla. The Wichita Ks. 4x4 club will be there March 26th thru 28th 1500 acres of sand dunes & trails. Great place to play with a 4x4, camp, etc. See you there!!!!!!!!

I have two EMaxxes with truck bodies. These RCs really do rock!!! I'd really like to get the Jeep body; who sells these?

I just purchased another CJ-7 recently. I've been involved in off road for some time with dune buggys, cycles, ATVs & 4x4s. I'd like to get together with others for some trail runs, rock climbing & duning (Waynoka, Okla.) & also check out their Jeeps.

The CJ has the stock 304 2 barrell carb, GM turbo 400 automatic, with the partime conversion installed in the quadra-trac. It has the Bestop buckskin rag top & doors & also the stock fiberglass top with full steel doors. As soon as I can get some pictures taken I'll post them. I'm going to...

I went for the CJ instead of the YJ guys. I drove 2 1/2 hours to look at it and was shocked how good the condition in was in for a 77 model even with 68000 miles on it. He had both tops in almost new conditon. 2 yr. old original colored paint was still like new as he'd kept it garaged and...

:) Thanks for input guys! I've checked out the sites you provided Jay. The article about the quadra-trac was very interesting as were the specs on both the CJ & YJ. I'm still uncertain on which way to go. I'm kindá partial to the CJ7 as I'm an old school type of guy & really like ease of...

I'm getting very serious about the purchase of a CJ7 with a quadra-trac with partime conversion kit & lockout hubs. Do you think the stock setup is better or the partime conversion for sand duning, trails, hill climbing, & snow?

This is my first time posting on what appears to be a very good message board for a Jeep fanatic such as myself. I've owned several CJs but have never owned one with the stock AMC automatic quadratrac. I've located an extremely clean bone stock* 1977 CJ 7 304 c.i. with 65000 actual miles that...