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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5600.
This FC appears to be in pretty good condition, just the paint is a little faded.
“1962 Willys Jeep FC 170 DRW 1 Ton Truck. Original Title. Ask about propane conversion unit.”
I talked to Karl today. He has owned it since about 1980 and as you can see it is a former Forest Service vehicle. It is one of those “rare 4 speeds” that just keep coming out of the woodwork. It is dual fuel, propane and gasoline. It is about 90 miles from me and I may go look. I think it has been in Idaho its whole life. He bought it in Boise and has some original paper work that says Idaho. He says that someone local offered him $5000.
Thanks for the feedback. If you do visit it, let us know what you find out.
– Dave
I forgot to mention that the brakes leak fluid and Karl has the speedometer disconnected so that he can lift out the instrument pod to put brake fluid in.