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rUPDATE: **SOLD** Was on ebay.
Mike pointed this FC my direction. Note the well done window system replacement. Looks like a Fairmont setup. Maybe this was a Hy-Rail at some point??
“1960 Jeep FC-150 4×4.Forward control design.L4 engine in CJ-5 (stock) chassis.Drivetrain in good condition.Engine unknown.Bed is on trailer frame (included)”
Those windows are well done, have not seen that before.
Look at the gear shift lever and very carefully at the transmission in the picture of the transfer case. This is a T98 4 speed. There is one day and 13 hours left on the bidding and 0 bids at the moment.
is this still AVA
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Hi James,
It appears this one sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave
I had forgotten about this being posted here. This was purchased (not by me) and shipped to me. I parted it out and the 4 speed pieces were picked up by the purchaser. If I remember correctly the bed was from a Studebaker and it stayed in New York. I have a few pieces from this truck yet including the nose. The box on the rear was filled with scrap metal for a counter balance.