- 1964 M-677. Current bid is $6700. View all the info on eBay.
“Rare FC 170 Crew cab. Built for the Navy and Marines. This was bought in the late 60’s in So Cal. Shipped to present location in late 70’s early 80’s. This has no engine or transmission. Title is listed as salvage but there is NO TITLE for this. Mileage is unknown. Had to put a number so I went high. Thank you!”
- 1960 FC150. Starting Bid is $3000. View all the information on eBay.
“Here is a FC 150 This does not have a TITLE! Mileage is exaggerated, do not know it. It is complete except for front tire. The bed is a homemade wooden flat bed. Came from So Cal. Has been stored indoors last 38+ years in CO.”
- 1960 FC-170. Current Bid $3500. View all the information on eBay.
“Late 50’s early 60’s FC 170. Does not have TITLE! Miles are exaggerated for ebay purpose. Was a road side assistance truck in SO Cal in the 60’s. Was bought and shipped to CO in the mid 70’s and has been indoors for over 38+ years. ”
- 1960 FC-150. Starting bid is $2000. View all the information on eBay.
“Here is a FC 150 This does not have a TITLE! This is cab and chassis only. Came from So Cal. Has been stored indoors last 38+ years in CO.”
3 FCs and 1 M-677 From Strasburg, CO on eBay
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Number 2 is a 170 based upon the engine doghouse and the location of radiator.
I don’t know why they call it a 150
THATS A LOT OF FC ACTION !! — TO BAD THE M-677 IS MISSING THE ASHTRAY …
That M-677 is a rare bird..
About number 2. From what I see of the frame, I agree with Mark c that it is a 170.
I agree with you all .. But, I will keep it as an FC-150 to stay consistent with the listing.