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It runs, but could use some body work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/597674684168294/
“Rare 1957 FC150 Jeep with original plow; complete motor and plow motor rebuild. Plows and runs awesome, window glass is great, lots of rust (body) a good resto candidate. Tires very good, other new parts.”
Photo #1 gives new meaning to the phrase, ” Hit ’em with the blue lights! ” . lol
lol Barney … anyone know if blue lights are particularly useful for plowing? I assume that’s why they are there?
Dave, I managed crews for an Ohio municipality and can’t think of how it would help. Plus, in most states it’s illegal to emit either a red or blue light from the front of your vehicle. I never liked any light mounted to the plow frame as it usually bounces down the street or lot it you hit something. If they worked, those lights would have ebay value to classic police cars.