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UPDATE: Back on eBay
(12/11/2012) I like this as a trailer. Might make an interesting project.
“1950’s military wiremans box dual rear doors and no rust. This box would make awesome look on early truck. This unit is heavy duty and made to military type spec. It comes on a trailer.”
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no rust?
This body might be suitable for an FC-150.
Put one of those roof top tents on it!
I still don’t “get” those roof mounted tents. I’d be afraid of rolling out of bed. (lol) I guess they’re great for camping in the desert where you have to stay above Horny Toads and Rattlesnakes.
When I was shopping for Pontiacs in 2001, the Aztec came with a tent attached to the rear hatch. I thought it was an interesting idea, but not a selling point for me. I bought a Grand Prix for the famn-damily. And the wife made me drive the old Willys. (Bless her heart.)
**Steve E.**