57 Jeep Fc-170 build Pt1

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @danfrench5457
    @danfrench5457 2 года назад +4

    Those tires look great on my '57 FC-150! Thanks again. I love your tow truck.

  • @billbarnes1043
    @billbarnes1043 2 года назад +3

    Many years ago I traded a neighbor for a 1963 FC170 DRW that had belonged to a fire department. When I got it in 1983 it had 1300 miles on it. It was 100% stock with the original Continental flat head 6cyl
    I used it for many years but time and the elements took its toll on it and I parked it. Ended up selling it, tore my hart out, to someone who was going to do the restoration that I was not prepared to do at that time. Have regretted that ever since. When I sold it, it had 23000 miles on it.

  • @OldJeepGarage
    @OldJeepGarage Год назад

    Love the FC Jeep and I agree upgrading makes it more dependable that straight up restorations, also presents different challenges. (Just my opinion)

  • @DependableAutoTruck
    @DependableAutoTruck 2 года назад +2

    I have the same cherry picker i mounted on the back of the boom a badlands 2500lb winch the best mod I have done now can use remote control to raise or lower really nice when installing engine and need to raise or lower while under the vehicle

  • @GiantMike-q8b
    @GiantMike-q8b 9 месяцев назад

    Currently working on my 1960 FC170 resto/mod. I see your red 170 has a decent stance to it. Did you relocate the spring mounts. rearch your springs or use something else? If you did relocate your spring mounts would you mind posting a quick video of how you did it? Thanks!

    • @murphysgarage
      @murphysgarage  9 месяцев назад

      I did not relocate the spring mounts on the frame, I did flip the rear shackle, replace the top two springs with longer springs so the geometry would be correct. I re-arched the top 3 springs in the rear. The fronts, I just changed the pack a little bit, added a leaf and moved the springs to the top of the axle instead of under the axle. I am running full width axles on the Jeep, the rear is a 95 F350 Sterling and the front is a 81 K20 Suburban.

  • @jjtt7408
    @jjtt7408 Год назад

    WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE WELDER YOU USED ON THE TRAIL REPAIR / IT WAS HARD TO HEAR THE HOLE NAME BECAUSE OF THE NOISE / ALL I HEARD WAS " CAR-SOMETHING OR KAR- SOMETHING SORRY I GUESS I AM GETTING OLD / THANKS FOR SHARING

  • @jjtt7408
    @jjtt7408 Год назад

    I JUST DID SOME HOME WORK AND FOUND OUT WHAT WELDER I THINK IT WAS aka ( KARNAGE TRAIL WELDER ) SORRY TO ASK YOU BEFORE I DID SOME GUESS WORK THANKS ANYWAY

  • @jjtt7408
    @jjtt7408 Год назад +1

    IF YOU DON'T MIND ME ASKING WHAT IS YOUR DAILY DRIVER , IS IT A JEEP ?

    • @murphysgarage
      @murphysgarage  Год назад +1

      Well, my work truck is a Chevy workbed truck so I drive it almost every day. My run around town personal daily driver is my Cherokee or my J-20.

  • @westerncoloradowheeling
    @westerncoloradowheeling Год назад

    I had a 59 FC-170 I regret selling.