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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500
I like the look of the front corner piece painted white.
“1961 JEEP FC-150 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE GOOD CONDITION THE MOTOR AS BEEN REBUILT AND NOT USED”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
Runs and has a PTO.
“1962 Jeep FC170 DRW, (Dual Rear Wheel). Originally a tow truck. All original 6cyl engine and 3 spd transmission. Still has the rear PTO. Motor runs very good and it drives. The brakes need the master cyl replaced which comes with the truck. It is rusty but not as bad as most in the Midwest. Very restorable or put a bed on and use it to haul firewood or do farm chores.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
“1959 Jeep FC-170 flatbed truck 4×4 12 volt system .”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $8000.
Agustin is selling this FC.
“looking to sell my FC-170 JEEP IS A CLASSIC WITH A LOT OF POTENTIAL. RUSTY BUT IT DOES TURN ON. BUYER IS WELCOME TO TEST DRIVE IT. MECHANIC ON SITE IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS OR HAVE PROBLEMS AFTER YOU LEAVE. THIS IS A TRUCK THAT REQUIRES ATTENTION BUT IS WORTH IT.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
Looks like there is parts value.
“willys cabover jeep ben sitting along time complete minus carb. no box. has a 4 cylinder. 3speed .4 wheel drive frame is solid .also 53 willys pick up no motor 600 for bolth or best offer”
UPDATE:**SOLD**
I took a look at this. I can send some other pics (Ann took them, but she’s busy at the moment so I can’t add them). If you have questions, drop me an email or contact Frank (see info below).
Frank and I tried to start it, but it didn’t start. It turned over strong and I verified a spark. It was getting gas, so I suspected it was flooded (and it was very cold outside). After I left Frank told me he was able to start it. It has a four speed and comes with an extra four speed (unsure of condition).
The front floors have a few holes as seen in the pic below (passenger side). I did not find any holes in the back rear corners.
Frank told me his brother had several jeeps. He may have assembled this DRW out of some of those parts or it may have been assembled by the previous. The issue is the serial number of 61568 23017, which, as I understand it, is a for an FC-170 rather than a Dually. Were FC-170s converted at the factory? I didn’t check for serial numbers and didn’t learn about the serial number issue until after I left.
From original ad: This FC is being sold by Frank King. The jeep runs and drives, but does need a spray of starter fluid to get going. The owner fixed up the exterior, but didn’t touch the interior. It includes an FC-170 bed that wouldn’t have been original to the dually. You can contact Frank at 509 999 6544 or email him at Frankckingatty@aol.com.
In the photo below there appear to be other jeep parts besides the bed. 
UPDATE :**SOLD** Was $7500.
Engine runs, but tank needs cleaning.
“This is not a j20 but a Jeep FC 170 cabover 3/4 ton pickup. Pretty much original, has an oversized fuel tank mounted in original location. The tank needs to be cleaned. Engine runs good from aux fuel source. odometer shows under 20,000 mi. Seats are at upholsterer to be covered in red fabric. Very little rust.
the pickup has not been driven in a long time, perhaps decades. No text or email, please , I cannot respond. ”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000.
Tony Osmundson is selling these FCs. You can reach him at 563-380-2740. he wants to sell them as a package. Three have titles. He hasn’t started them in a few years.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5200.
Glenn spotted this one. Has a light amount of rust, but still worth a look.
“JEEP (FORWARD CONTROL) “FC 150″ 4X4 / with LOCKOUT HUBS AND TOWBAR …. 4 CYLINDER 3 SPEED MANUAL TRANS …. VERY RARE AND FUN PICKUP TRUCK …. HAS ALL NEW BRAKES, TIRES AND SEATS …… IT’S ALWAYS THE ONLY ONE AT CAR SHOWS …. COULD USE SOME RESTOATION ….. CURRENT TAGS AND INSURANCE ..
(Google it, Jeep FC150 or Jeep PUG)”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“FC-170 DRW in need of restoration. This truck is all original, it’s mostly complete, but the motor is currently disassembled. It has it’s original 6-cylinder 226 Super Hurricane. This has the T-98 4-speed transmission and a dual-cylinder hydraulic dump bed. It is 4×4 and has a PTO off the trans to drive the pump. It rolls, but doesn’t stop or drive. You will need a trailer. I’ve got too many other projects going and won’t ever get to this one. I have the title. ”
