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UPDATE: Sold. Was priced at $1500. Apparently this didn’t run after all, but does turnover.
This runs, though it is now powered by a Ford motor. And, the inside needs a make over, but the price might be good. It’s been converted to propane, too.
“This is a good restoration project. RUNS! 1957 FC 170 with small Ford motor; with a propane fuel system. Included with the deal is an extra cab.”
I bought this and it does not run but turns over. Has a Ford 223. Plan is to go back to gas. Came with extra cab too! Spent it’s life in Colorado and New Mexico so not a lot of rust.
Thanks for the update. I’ll mark it as sold. Good luck with it!
– Dave
I have and extra frame w/ drive train in the midwest for your extra cab.
extra seats and a gas tank too
Steve, I have a better idea, how about I give you the extra cab when I’m done with it :)…
Chuck-
I could be in the market for a decent FC cab. Mine is later style (’59), but I could be interested if the doors / corners / roof are better than mine.
bill@limestreetcarriage.com