James from Red River Offroad, you especially might enjoy this video. The FC-150 sure had a rough time. It took a village to get it out of that mud!
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James from Red River Offroad, you especially might enjoy this video. The FC-150 sure had a rough time. It took a village to get it out of that mud!
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Love it !!
That FC must have been loaded really heavy…
Brings back some good old memories of jeeping in Colorado in the 70’s, before areas were blocked off due to the Idiots…
Thanks for sharing 🙂
I think the FC’s problem was more centered around the white wall street oriented tires the truck was shod with. That and the pissed off lady brooding in the front seat.
You never know, back then wide whitewalls were so popular that Goodyear even produced them on their NDT All-Service tires. If I were a bettin’ man that’s what I would guess they are! I still own a set of my ’57 FC-150 or should I say 6 of them.
http://thefcconnection.com/Rear_View_of_Wrecker.htm