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Old 10-15-2008, 06:32 PM
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A truck is going up for auction near me in a few days. I was hoping to upload the picture, but I'm being told that it is an invalid file. The truck looks to be a stake bed Gladiator DRW from the 1960's. But it doesn't just have dualies. It has two rear axles. Besides the picture, the auctioneer described it only as a "4x4 Jeep, as is". I never knew that Jeep built anything like this. The truck looks pretty good, but before I even consider whether or not to bid I'd like to figure out what it is I'm looking at. My knowledge of FSJ's of that vintage is pretty limited. Thanks!

Ron
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Old 10-18-2008, 02:21 PM
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There is a website strictly for the Duallie rigs. I can't find the link right now, but they post on the IFSJA.org board Sounds like one of the custom M715 rigs built to haul a camper.
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Old 11-05-2008, 03:12 PM
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Just in case anybody was curious, here's what I found at the auction. Once I was able to get up close and personal with the beast, it was a '68 or'69 4x4. It did NOT have duals, but it did have an owner fabricated tandem axle to help support the weight of the dump bed. It also had a Buick 350, auto tranny, factory power steering and a/c, and my drool all over it! I wasn't the winning bidder, but I'm staying in touch with the buyer. We might just work out a deal somewhere down the road.

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