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UPDATE: Was listed at $1250 **Status Unknown**
(10/28/2012) Doesn’t look too bad to me.
“jeep FC 170 DRW
typical rust, has bondo
needs complete restoration
complete no title”
Looks like the frame got busted but $1500 for a DRW is still mighty attractive.
DRW frames are the same as Single Rear Wheel FC-170 frames, so finding a new frame wouldn’t be too hard if someone wanted to exchange the home made frame addition. Snowplows are brutal on light truck frames. That must be the reason someone added the extra plate. The orange paint makes me wonder if this was a former highway department truck.
do you still have this truck? May I call you? Thanks
Stan: I think this likely sold. I haven’t seen it listed in a while. I’ll update the post.
– Dave