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This may well be an ex-USPS jeep. Thanks to Andy for spotting it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/570804047942060
“Jeep FC170 sold on bill of sale . Don’t know if it runs.”
The main Post Office in Paterson had a FC170 like this, stake body, used as a general all around shop truck, also served the motor pool repair garage.
Doesn’t know if it runs, lots of rust, and broken glass. You’d think the seller would clean it up a bit to get that kind of money.
I have an Al-Toy model of this very US post office type FC truck with a snowplow and power lift gate.
Will,
Now that’s cool, the Paterson FC i mentioned actually DID HAVE Meyer snow plow and power liftgate.