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Glenn spotted these FCs. There are 35 days left until the auctions finish.
On the 150 – is the rear track wider than the front? Or is it a trick of the camera angle?
Looking from the front it doesn’t look that wide, but from the back it looks a little wider. I’m guessing it’s the camera angle.
They changed the description to read FC150. Still claiming it to be a 63.
The rear fenders need to be a couple inches outward of the bed walls to be late ’58 or newer.
Received the final PDF catalog for this auction. There are a total of 5 FC’s in the catalog.
That’s amazing Glenn!
Links to the additional FC’s
https://www.proxibid.com/aspr/1963-Jeep-Forward-Control-Jeep/36789359/LotDetail.asp?lid=36789359
https://www.proxibid.com/aspr/1965-Jeep-FC-150-Forward-Control-Pickup/36789360/LotDetail.asp?lid=36789360
https://www.proxibid.com/aspr/1958-Jeep-FC-150-Forward-Control-Pickup/36789361/LotDetail.asp?lid=36789361
The 150 sold for $10k. The 170 for $5k. The other three, 58 for $3750, the 65 for $900, the 63 for $1000.