On top of the rack is a Hi Tents Jalama that will give Wallace a place to rest after a long day on the trail. It just feels wrong. The seller purchased it as a running project but has not spent much time with it since bringing the cab-over-engine oddball home. 1965 Jeep Wagoneer, all original interior, 1 respray, 6 cylinder, 3 on the tree. 1962 Chevrolet Corvette3 days$33,750Bid Now, 1978 Chevrolet Corvette4 days$2,100Bid Now, 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III5 days$3,000Bid Now, 1961 Volkswagen Samba Deluxe 23-Window8 days$5,000Bid Now. Matt forwarded this rare M-677 for sale on eBay. a pair of While being unveiled at this years SEMA show this vehicle will see more than just the show floor. These were driven every 4-6 weeks to keep seals from leaking and fluids changed every 3 months regardless of use. When Roy Wallace approached the guys at RSO Performance about finishing his Forward Control M677 Jeep (a rare military build he'd already spent 1200 hours on), he had no clue it would lead him to a prime spotand a whole lot of attentionat SEMA. Watch Roy \u0026 Tyler give us the details on the Speedhut-equipped build.Shout out to owner Roy (@1stgearoffroad) and Tyler (@rocksolidperformance) for meeting with us at SEMA.Shop the M677 Gauges: http://speedhut.com For quality FC parts visit:1st Gear Offroad - http://www.1stgearoffroad.com/ For unmatched custom body work visit:RSO Performance - http://rsoperformance.com/SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOWYT Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2g8tKb0FB: https://www.facebook.com/Speedhut/IG: https://www.instagram.com/speedhut/Website: https://Speedhut.com#jeep #sema #overland #quadcab #speedhut #militaryjeep #m677 #rsoperformance It would have been worth a fair bit more if it still had the running ultra rare cerlist diesel in it! FC Roundup event hats, T-shirts, will also be available. Instead of bolting on a slew of readily available aftermarket parts, almost everything had to be hand-built for the Jeep Forward Control. The weather was hot but dry. [ 45 bids ]. Mark your next years calendar, this event is always the last weekend of March, we have always been fortunate enough to have, Most Excellent weather at that time. We were a couple miles from home when we spotted these two jeeps. Not only do they have food, but this small community seems to have more shopping per square foot than most. This is a really cool little jeep and gets tons of attention. Thes are the military versions of the FC170 Jeep that was printed in May of 1964 by Kaiser Jeep Corporation., One of the most sought after Jeep Forward Controls. Make: Jeep Model: M677 1964 M677 JEEP FC 170. We tracked down this information by reading the very faded phone number on the side of the truck and doing a general google search finding out the company was still around. $35K each $65K takes everything. The owner was in Ohio for a show and stopped by to see the FCs. If looking at pictures is good, seeing other vehicles and meeting the owners, to ask about details will help forever. There is some rust in the doors that is repairable. But those questions have morphed into, can you believe they put a tent on that? Jesse or Andrea (602) 321-3675 m677jeep@cs.com, 1964 Willys/Kaiser FC170/ M677 This vehicle is still in very original condition with its complete Cerlist 3 cylinder, 2 stroke, supercharged diesel engine, T-90 Transmission, Spicer 18 Transfer Case and full interior. Enough parts are on hand to make these original again too. Only about 50 of these Jeep Forward Control M677 vehicles remain today and none of them are built quite like this one. He was an all-around nice guy andwill be missed. The Jeep M-677 was a military version of the Jeep Forward Control. A genuine 2-stroke diesel. The front bumper was modified to attach a Warn 8274 winch that was donated by the company for this cool build. Production number estimates are between 300-700 but to my knowledge nobody knows the actual number. These are very very nice inside. Otherwise very complete. For the exterior we decided due to what the customer was planning on doing with this vehicle we added a custom bedrack to the factory stake holes with a overlanding pop-up tent on top for weekend trips. See more pics here: http://thefcconnection.com/dan_horenberger_fc_motorhome.htm. Look up this model on Google. One of the best things that happens everyday, is that you are also invited to drive your FC / FleetVan or you might ride in an FC. It has the Cerlist three cylinder, two stroke, supercharged diesel engine, T-90 . The 327 cubic-inch small-block V-8 was lifted from a 1968 Corvette and rebuilt with the right stuff. The factory coolant system was too small for the application we are doing and the custom aluminum radiator was mounted in the bed with electric fans for optimum cooling in the southern warm climate its going to be living in. M677 - A four door crew cab with a canopy over the bed All told, only 50 M-Series Forward Control Jeeps are believed to have survived from the Forward Control Jeeps 600-700 production total. Suspension is all new and engineered for the load of the new running gear. //-->, It appears to have been wrecked early in its life and was subsequently stripped of its drivetrain and military dash. Has been stored inside out of the weather. The Jeep Forward Control is a truck that was produced by Willys Motors, later named Kaiser Jeep, from 1956 to 1965. Both trucks you get extra frames, cabs, mounts, etc.