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1961 Jeep Fc170 4x4 Forward Cab Flathead Parts Project Jeep Willys on 2040-parts.com

US $1,475.00
Location:

Pelkie, Michigan, US

Pelkie, Michigan, US
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  SELLING AS IS PRETTY RARE FC170 COMPLETE THE TIRES ON IT WILL NOT BE IN THE SALE BUT WILL BE ROLLERS ON IT WILL SHIP LOAD AND STORE 90 DAYS BEST TO CALL 906 201 2824 DAN I,AM THINKING 1961       BUILD A BEAST what you see is what 4/sale i dont think the tail/gate is there

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