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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
Not sure how much value is here.
“ep FC150. Just to be clear, from what I can tell, all that’s original is the cab. The axles aren’t what it came with and the engine is missing. The rear of the frame has been modified. There’s also quite a bit of rust that would need to be repaired. That being said this would make an awesome rig if the cab was put on a wrangler chassis with a little flatbed behind it. I’d love to do that, but life doesn’t allow it right now. $400 obo”
A bumper with bumper guards. It’s probably good that it isn’t near me.
The price has dropped to $250. Now I wish it were closer.
It also looks like it has DRW rims on it…
The front axle appears to be from a 1940’s (?) 2wd dually truck with 7.00 -20 tires. I assume the rear is also.
Is this guy still available?
I expect this one sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave