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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Includes extra parts and a pto winch. It’s a project.
“For sale is this rare 1962 Jeep FC170 4×4 truck, I have an extra frame, rear end and front end that can go with it, motor, tranny and t-case are still in the truck. Call for more details price is $3000 for all. Truck will come with bill of sale.”
Someone from Colorado should jump on this. That “pot” winch might come in handy! Ha!!!
That’s what I was thinking. Lol
Hey, you guys leave Dave alone. Those “power off take” winches are rare. From what I gather, you push a button, and the winch falls right off. Very handy if you need to remove it for maintenance or repainting…
Whats’ with the psychedelic patina? Mold?
(Dave, delete this if it’s a repeat… my computer has the Monday blahs… not working well at all!)
hmmm … it’s actually a POT (or Pretty Ordinary Troll) type-winch. I have one for dragging readers around my yard who make fun of my spelling mistakes! 🙂
Joe: it wasn’t a repeat. I recognize that patina. We see it all the time on Washington State’s western side. I once had a 1972 Ford Pinto with the same look! Ahh, the memories . . .