How much firewood can be hauled in a Jeep pickup?

I wouldn't consider them very "street-able" in todays world. The advertised top speed from the factory on mine was 53 MPH. They are one darn tough little logger though. I need to get a pic of the back bumper of this thing. Maybe you guys can fill me in on its purpose. Too hard to explain, but it was either for skidding or a hinge for a ditch witch or something.

Mine actually goes straight down the road - ya just ain't gonna get there fast. Truth be told, it probably doesn't come out of 4 wheel low-lock but every couple of years. And in these old skewl dudes, you don't drive them in 4 wheel drive on dry ground. Things will start coming apart. And in low in 3rd gear, your looking at a blistering 10-15 MPH.

There are still some out there, but the collectors are picking them up now. Ya outta check out http://thefcconnection.com/ If nothing else, there are some really cool old pics of the FC's doing their things (and its a lot of things).

Hey Quads - what do think these old jeep pickups are hauling for a load. Bet it is more than 1/6th of a cord. :lol:

Nuther picture of the log load -unbelievable.

I looked at that picture and scratched my head to try and figure out the weight of that load ---- and gave up. Its gotta be heavy.

Yeah, sometimes people have "plans" for a project and will let the vehicle rust to the ground. It a shame. I know a guy that has a corvette that is in pretty rough shape. It was the FIRST vette to be fuel injected (6 banger). That car will have to wait until the guy is dead before it will ever see sunlight again.

Sorry for the hi-jack. Lets get back to jeeps hauling wood.