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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Anyone ever seen one of these? Was this the beginning of the M-677 design?
“Here I have a vintage reverse print from October 15, 1957 featuring:
“WILLYS FC-170
PERSONNEL and FIRST AID VEHICLE…SCHEME ‘B’…Rear Access
WILLYS MOTORS, INC. 15, OCTOBER, 1957”
This Rare piece measures about 8 x 10 inches and is in
Near Mint Condition!
Will ship in a magazine sleeve with cardboard backing and be very well protected between sheets of heavy cardboard.
”
Well that’s freakin’ cool.
Very cool and now in my clutches! Thanks a ton Dave!!!
Excellent! Do you think that was an early m677 design? Or just an unproduced crew-cab FC-170?
It could have been an early idea. Right around that same time-frame they had some product engineering design team out there thinking of expanding the FC Jeep envelope. Here’s a link to many ideas that never came to light and a few that did.
http://thefcconnection.com/concept_designs.htm
Please excuse some of the photo galleries in that previous link. My site is on the cusp of a total makeover to 2015 standards that will even be cell phone compatible!! Stay tuned…..
Kool! Can’t wait to see it!