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Runs, but needs finishing.
“1958 Willys FC 150 runs in drives have all the parts to finish”
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/d/willys-fc-150/6254393665.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Looks in great shape. Located near the Canadian border.
“1960 Willy’s Jeep FC 150 $10500. Runs and drives just like it should. A fun little truck to cruise around in. Certainly a head Turner. Located in Everson Washington
May be open to certain trades”
Appears worth a look. Sandpoint is pretty this time of year.
“I have a true virtually rust free survivor barn find Fc 170. These are super rare and almost impossible to find in this condition. Original paint, original Super Hurricane 6 cylinder engine. Perfect restoration candidate, or just take a little time to get it running and enjoy the patina it has. These are similar to the FC150 but a little larger and heavier duty. Give me a call and I will answer any questions or take additional pics of specific areas.”
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/1961-fc170-jeep-willys/6256064398.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
“Runs and drives .
Could use brake master as pedal sticks.
I have too many projects to fully restore this too.
4 cylinder . Manual.
Driver window is cracked.
6 volt.
Starts first try.
Rear PTO
Proce is not negotiable sorry.
Clean Idaho title .”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2400.
One is dissembled.
“Willys Jeep FC150s. One has very good frame. Needs body work. Has been run but needs carburetor repair, and completed coolant system. Drivable with some other work. Currently has a CJ5 rear axle but comes with FC axles. The other has been disassembled and is not completely. Many other parts.”
UPDATE II: Still Available. This has rust in the cab corners and a sprung drivers door. There also no mechanicals for the boom.
UPDATE: Dan found a photo of this FC from years ago:
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Original post: I like the price! Thanks to Bill for sharing it.
“1957 Jeep Willys FC170 truck. Classic local patina is original!
6 cly flathead engine, 3spd transmission. Most parts are there but missing transfer case, PTO, and front hubs.
Truck has original vin plate.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Well hello sexy!
“For sale 1961 FC170 Jeep pickup.It has an enclosed service box .Front diff is a Dana 44,rear diff is a full floating Dana 60.Transmission is T98 Warner 4 spd.Engine is 327 chevy small block with camel back heads”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** was $10k.
“i have a rare 57 willys jeep forward control fc 150 narrow track flat bed and a early 60s fc 170 flatbed and a spare parts cab. both are projects the 150 has rust corners are rusted out which is typical for these old trucks also above the windshield and in lower skins of doors. the 150 was running about a year ago and i would drive it around the neighbor hood until the master cylinder started to fail so i parked it originaly bought a spare cab for it to swap then i found the 170 which has a lot better cab has lots of surface rust but not rusted through like the 150 except small spots on back corners has original 226 flat head 6 was told it was rebuilt but last owner left the spark plugs out of it and drain plug out of the oil pan and after several years it is stuck. i have the pink slip on the 150 and is on non op the 170 will have bill of sale, as far as i know it is out of the dmv system last owner said it was parked for around 20 years. im asking 10k obo for both trucks and spare cab that is missing doors. id love to keep and do full restorations on these cool trucks but no longer have the room or funds to do anything with them. i can get pictures in a few days”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
Looks in good shape.
“1962 Jeep FC-170 pickup. Runs and drives well. I bought it just a few weeks ago with plans for a major off-road build-up, but found another one at a better starting point for what I’m doing – this one is set up perfectly for someone who wants excellent bones for restoration that’s already a good driver. Frame is totally solid. Priced at what I bought it for. Just can’t afford to have more than one around right now.
Has the 226 cu in Super Hurricane engine with T90 transmission (3-speed on the floor) and D18 transfer case. In the last two years has had – replaced rims, tires, muffler, pistons, rings, radiator, plastic gas tank (original tank is included but has a leak if you want to restore), wheel cylinders for brakes, painted, vac wipers work! Side windows each have a crack, but they’re flat glass and very easy to replace. Windshield and rear window are good. Extra windshield included. Clear NJ title.”
UPDATE: I suspect this sold.
Dean is selling this FC: (The green one and the red FC one sold).
