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Craig spotted this nice FC.
“Restored 1957 Jeep 4×4!
Great restoration project that is nearly conpleted!
Nice antique parade vehicle-starts and runs great!
4WD And custom dump body work great.
New front end parts, over 50% m/t tires!”
https://nh.craigslist.org/cto/6261146217.html
Diamond plate hiding rot and lack of cab corners for $16K? They did a good job otherwise. Although shifting with the piston may make your hand sore.
The 54 Chevy pickup truck steering wheel is unusual to find in a Jeep!
@Mark… and if the FC is left in the sun during the summer, shifting may also make your hand burn.
“nearly completed” -virtually every restoration project ever!