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Here’s a nice shot of a M-677 from Lone Rover Photos.
Now thats one cool Truck
That one is owned by Tim Burk and is basically stock except for the 226 L-head motor in it.
This is the first M-677 I’ve seen with lettering on the tailgate. Did these military trucks have the civilian lettering on the tailgate? (“Jeep Forward Control” on the left, and “4-wheel drive” on the right.)
**Steve E.**
This is my truck. Not sure if the lettering was stock or not as it wae restored several years ago by another owner. It currently has a Jeep 360 and t18 4spd. Runs and drives well. With the od, I can smoothly travel at 65mph!
Thanks for the info Tim!