Jeep engineers have built this Mighty FC concept as a tribute to the Jeep Forward Control that was built between 1956 and 1965. They used a 2012 Wrangler Rubicon as a platform. Underneath, the truck has a set of Mopar eight-lug portal axles, which are available you you and me for a combined price of $US23,500 plus shipping. The Mighty FC, which is almost certain never to go into production, rolls on 40-inch tyres riding on a King coil-over suspension. Here's more on the Mighty FC and a bunch of other new Jeep concepts (Thanks to Peter Vahry for forwarding the link.)
March 28, 2012
What to do when you're sick of your JK Wrangler
Jeep engineers have built this Mighty FC concept as a tribute to the Jeep Forward Control that was built between 1956 and 1965. They used a 2012 Wrangler Rubicon as a platform. Underneath, the truck has a set of Mopar eight-lug portal axles, which are available you you and me for a combined price of $US23,500 plus shipping. The Mighty FC, which is almost certain never to go into production, rolls on 40-inch tyres riding on a King coil-over suspension. Here's more on the Mighty FC and a bunch of other new Jeep concepts (Thanks to Peter Vahry for forwarding the link.)
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So cool! Reminds me of a Land Rover forward control
ReplyDeletewicked. When can I get one?
ReplyDeleteQuite probably, never.
DeleteThere is a standard one for sale on Trade me at the moment if you have a spare $10K
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea; wish they'd built it … and do a RHD version!
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