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There seems to be parts value here.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/835668236472205/permalink/7162078733831092/
“Jeep fc-170 for sale , been sitting 10 years or so – No Title $1000 obo located by Raymond Nebraska – can load on your trailer”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $28,000.
Nice looking build.
“1960 Jeep Forward Control FC 150 “Slow Tow” Custom build. Original 4cyl, 3sp original drive train. 4wd works as it should. Cranks and runs first try every time. Front PTO that runs the original Ramsey winch. All lights, turn signals, etc work properly. This truck is a real head turner every where it goes. Top speed is a little over 50mph. You can feel all of the factory rated 72 hp. Towing set up is just for show. This was a complete frame off tear down and rebuild. Zero rust on frame. Notice the wiring…there isn’t a rats nest hanging under the dash like many of the other ones listed. Hester works. I put a couple hundred miles on it during cruisin the coast and did the same for jeepin the coast. I own several of these but this is the most fun and I drive it the most. I am moving soon and only have room to keep a few items. Make me an offer because it has to go. Clean title in hand.”
Unclear if it runs or not.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/287390640790782/
“1960 FC150 with original snow plow accessory. New windshield in the back of the truck. Pretty solid truck except for bed and floor pans. Need to sell”
This is pending as of Oct 21.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/874448993800950/
“1964 Willy Jeep FC150 Fc-150 forward control. Starts on starting fluid. Moves, shifts, been sitting since 2016. Clean Indiana title in my name. Good vin plate. At the time it was the only fc-150 titled as such in Indiana. Tires hold air for a few hours. Not drivable but could be pretty easily. F134 engine. I believe it to be a 4 speed trans. Reverse is up and to the right. Aftermarket bed. Rusty sheet metal. Solid frame. 4×4 with manual hubs. Western cable plow not currently operational. 6 foot blade. Project. Broken windshield and drivers window is cracked. Roof has rust above gutters. It’s cool because it still exists. I believe I am the 3rd owner. Originally owned by a concrete company in a nearby town. Drum brakes. Manual steering, mechanical clutch. Bring a trailer. Only trade may consider is a Chevy 2500 plow truck or better”
Appears solid.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1254789279250631
“This 1963 Willys Jeep FC-150 is a cab-over pickup that is red with gray upholstery. It is powered by a 226ci Buick Odd Fire V-6, mated with a three-speed manual transmission and a dual range transfer case. It was acquired by the seller in 2020 and is believed to have spent much of its life in Illinois and Pennsylvania. The FC was fully rebuilt by the previous owner, to include engine replacement, full wire harness and interior replaced. FC runs but needs a loving home and someone with a deep appreciation of the history of this vehicle and preferably is mechanically inclined. Unfortunately, I have run out time and need to sell it in preparation for a job relocation.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown, Was $13,499.
It runs, but isn’t completely restored.
“1963 Jeep FC150. Stock motor runs fine. New aluminum gas tank fabricated in place of rusty original. New clutch disk, pressure plate, Syncros replaced, New brake master cylinder, all wheel cylinders, brake lines, brake drums, wheel bearings, wiring harness, speedo, horn, steering wheel. All new glass, rubber, window track felts, windows roll up and down well. Have but not installed new door cards, plus old upholstered but warped cards. Pretty much all cab rust repair tackled, including replacing steel over the windshield, and at lower corners. At one time it had a snowplow. Main frame plow attachments remain. Other plow brackets and front bumper with snowplow parts except blade included. I have lost interest in completing a cosmetic restoration, but not too much more to go. Located in 95954. Would trailer to deliver as far south as Sacramento, as far north as Redding.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Andy shared this truck. Value is unclear.
“Jeep FC170 truck Year unknown 4wd Cab looks decent. Used to be a flat bed. Back part of frame look”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1950.
(09/30/2023) Unclear how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/212810525143843
“Very Rare 1960 Jeep FC150 ( Foward control) Honestly, a bit of a sweet basket case. Small block Chevy (poss 327) in unknown condition, military pto winch, short bed, mostly complete, unfinished axle swap, not a roller..Not much rust, no title with bill of sale. (I bought several cars from an estate and can’t keep them all.) Super cool, hard to find and a solid project worth the fight. Maybe modify to newer Jeep chassis? Could be absolutely bitchin! Priced accordingly $2800. Always consider offers and trades.”
No title, but does have serial number plate.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1013003403158769
“Rare Jeep FC170 cabover. Super solid truck that I pulled from a collection in South Dakota. No title unfortunately. Some rust in driver foot well and cab corners. Engine turns over by hand. Good windshield. Located in Conroe Texas 77303. I may entertain trades for other classic cars or trucks. Asking $3500 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
Wow, this M-676 appears to have the original Navy lettering on the doors! Engine is siezed.
“This old Jeep was a Navy truck. Has a 3 cylinder supercharged diesel engine. The engine is seized it has been sitting awhile. Has been equipped with an over drive on the transfer case. Was bought for parts but it’s too nice to take apart. Does not have a title. These are hard to find. Make an offer.”
This has a Stahl utility bed.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/296848669588070
“If it is listed, it is available. It is basically completely all there. A project that I accepted several years ago, but was never able to get to it. Has been stored inside. I rolled the motor over this week when we moved it from one shop to another. Clutch worked, transmission shifted. Not many of these left around. It has the factory Installed Stahl bed. $7500 Firm price”
UPDATE: Here’s a better image of a Bean Model 200F from a November 1958 ad on eBay:
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This post was from August 22, 2012: I show two ads below. John Bean appears to have built both a FC-150 Model 200-F Fire Jeep, and a FC-150 Model-FJ. I don’t know what the difference between the two is.
1. This blown up portion of the ad shows the ad for the Model 200-F from a 1960 Ad
2. This ad is from 1959. I can’t tell what model is shown. These are two of 12 pages in the brochure.
These are hard to find.
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/pts/d/san-diego-willys-jeep-fc150-bed/7659000718.html
“This is a bed and frame including rear axle as shown. Great for parts for a FC150 or make a cool Jeep trailer. The floor has rust so will need to put something over it if you plan to use the bed. Fenders are decent and are worth $250 by themself. Price is $250. Can load. If the ad is posted it’s available. Phone calls only no text or emails. Would make a cool Jeep trailer.”
Andy share this boxless FC-170. It’s supposed to have a rear PTO.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/195521960180494
“FC170. Ran/Drove when parked. Rear PTO Option”
It’s a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/258682463653919
“Bought with dreams!! Had sandblasted and the metalwork is beyond my knowledge, and can’t afford to pay someone. Saddened, but want out of my site. Have lots of parts and has a super hurricane engine. No front windshield, but safelight makes one for it. Have the title. Bought as a rolling chassis and engine was in the bed. It is not locked up, but have no clue if it runs. I will get more pics today”
UPDATE: I originally posted this being in NY, but it’s actually in Michigan. I assume that was my error.
This FC has a dump bed. A video shows this running, driving, and dumping.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/310516621373813
“1958 Jeep FC150 225 V6 Manual 3 speed Runs & Drives 4×4 works Dump Box Not restored but Rescued Still needs some finishing SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY $10,000 OBO”
Will is selling his collection of FCs. He’s got a variety for sale.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/835668236472205/permalink/6890432947662340/
“Hello everyone. I have decided to move back to the Caribbean this fall so I will be liquidating my collection of FC’s and CJ’s. Some are complete and some I never got started on. I really hate to do it but I don’t have anywhere to keep them and I wouldn’t be able to enjoy them. I will be making individual posts with additional pics and info for each one over the next few days. Here is most of the collection. They are all located in Baton Rouge. Be on the look out for the individual post”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2300.
No title.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/798010638720138
“1957 jeep fc 150 parts. what ya see is what ya get. no title and engine from one is not included”
You pretty much never seen these two models sold at all, let alone together! Seller notes he also has a M-676 for sale.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/835668236472205/permalink/6877540008951634/
“1964 M678 van and a 1965 M679 ambulance. Both have been sitting in the woods of NC for 45+ years. Project FCs that are rough but rare and worth saving. Both still have the Cerlist 2 stroke 3 cylinder diesel and come with the transmission and transfer case. Each has a NC title that will transfer legally. They do not run and will require extensive restoration but the owner(s) will be part of an exclusive club!
The ambulance has about 3400 miles. It still contains the rear fold down side bench and the top medic light.
The van has about 3900 miles and what looks to be a full set of rear crew seats. The dog house cover is included.
$16,000 each or $30,000 for the pair.
We still have an M676 left with the Cerlist if someone is interested in a three M series package deal.
This is the M-679 (ambulance):
This is the M-678 Truck Carryall:
The bumper mounted radiator is a daring strategy!
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/611426891057316
“1950s not sure the year 4×4 302 ford motor turns No papers”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7000.
(07/25/2023) Thanks to Andy for spotting this FC with a crane. dump bed and winch.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/969201027734866
“This Jeep has a crane, a dump bed, and a winch in the front. This Jeep is great for someone who likes to restore historic and rare vehicles.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000.
Looks in very good shape.
“Selling a 1958 Willys F150
All wheel drive
Narrow body
Been in storage a long time!
Runs works perfect
Settling a family estate
One owner
20,000 miles
Serious inquires only!! Calling works best!
Asking $18,000”
Blaine shared this FC auction. The Curren price with 12 hours to go is $5000.
https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1958-jeep-fc170-longmont-co-240547
“This 1958 Willys Jeep FC170 4×4, originally a 1-ton pickup, has been extensively reimagined as a farm hauler with a new flatbed replacing the cargo box, side stakes, and a transplanted Ford V8 mated to the rest of its original powertrain. Previously used to haul hay on a Colorado horse farm, the FC170 reportedly “runs great” The Jeep is said to be “seldom driven,” its finish is reported to be new, and the seller says that “all rust issues have been remediated,” with new cab corners installed.”
“The original engine in this Jeep has been replaced by a Ford 302-cu.in. OHV V8 of unspecified vintage. The replacement engine, whose mileage is unknown, has been modified with chromed vertical exhaust stacks. The engine is reported to start easily and idle smoothly. The seller says that the original manual transmission sometimes jumps out of second gear under deceleration. A small weep from the transfer case is observed. The engine bay presents as generally clean.”
It runs and drives. Andy shared this one.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/300313382411383
“Mileage unknown but runs and drive 4500$ firm…posting for my dad”
