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Image: 1950s Jeep FC-160 cowl and chassis illustrates the running gear to which various specialized bodies can be added. Source: scan of a Jeep sales brochure. Note: this is a right hand drive version sold in foreign markets. This image freely provided to promote an item.

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There is no "free" equivalent of a Jeep FC-160 cowl and chassis.
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(del) (cur) 21:52, 18 July 2006 . . CZmarlin (Talk | contribs) . . 520×250 (47,393 bytes) (Image: 1950s Jeep FC-160 cowl and chassis illistrated the running rear to which various specialized bodies can be added. Source: scan of a Jeep sales brochure. Note: this is a right hand drive version sold in foreign markets. This image freely provided t)