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Looks like it needs some paint at the very least.
“Antique 1963 Jeep FC (Forward Control). Come get it, hard to come by Jeep Truck.
4″ Suspension Lift
35/14.50R15 Super Swamper
15×10 Black Procomp Steelies
Runs and Drives.
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http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/1022391?ad_cid=9
Wow! Add a lift kit and big tires and the value of your Jeep will go up $12 grand or more…
(It does run and drive.)
I was thinking the exact same thing. Betcha that baby is all over the road if it’s able to go at all. No front driveshaft might make it a little less capable too but it’s probably in the bed. Looks tough though. Stopping might be an issue also. Sorry for the critical eye but I have personnally been down that road before in my younger years.
After seeing the price, and obvious condition, who would bother to notice the missing driveshaft.
You guys are truly a benefit to Jeep enthusiasts that have something to learn.