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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
(08/19/2015) Needs finishing, but runs and drives.
“Selling a 1961 Willys Jeep FC 170 4×4. 327 Chevy rebuilt engine and 2 brl carb, 4 speed trans, w/overdrive. Cab was modified to tilt. New oversized tires w/new wheels. Rust proofed with bed spray inside and out. 3″ chop on cab. Have some windows. Lost interest Needs to be finished. Have many new parts to go with it. Runs and drives. Has clear title, reg. and plates.”
You may as well cut the whole roof off. Think how hard it would be to cut the curved windshield 3″? And tall guys complaint that the roof is too low anyway….
Besides all that, it looks like a good project.
**Steve E.**
I bought this truck. got windows cut . it was 1500. bucks for all the glass installed. really having fun with this project
Bobby. Good job. Are you going to be able to bring it to the Roundup at the end of March?
Awesome, Bobby! Now that the glass is finished, the rest is a piece of cake. Do you plan to bring it to the FC Roundup in Phoenix at the end of March?
**Steve E.**
Thanks for the update!