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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Engine turns over.
“1962 jeep fc170 engine not locked up but needs restored have title ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4600.
Needs a few items, but sure looks solid.
“Here’s a most affordable RARE antique vehicle, made by Willys for farm/ranch use.
This little truck’s teeny 134 c.i. engine runs very well, top speed about 45 mph in high range. Same running gear as a similar era CJ, but it’s mid-engined, giving it great traction in 4wd. The little flatbed has a massive set of springs supporting it, 15″ tires are good, paint/body are decent.
Included is a 6′ Western snowplow, power lift only, that is currently not installed but its frame can be easily re-bolted. With chains on all wheels, I’ve pushed fresh snow high as the windows. The cabover design lets you see right where the blade is, for tight spots.
Strong Points:
Has a high Cool Factor. Everybody likes the Jeep.
Starts right up, and roars right off — is a good runner; a great repair manual and minor spare parts included.
Great running gear — no leaks, brakes are very good (for it’s era).
Driver’s window is just right for hanging your elbow out.
Weak Points:
Windshield has major cracks on the right side and both side glass is plexiglass (been that way since before I bought it in the late 80’s – I did see an ad recently for a cab with intact glass for $100, so this is solvable).
Runs hot in the summer (needs a bigger radiator fan and vents in the bed’s headboard), needs a speedo cable made up.”
Has some rust.
“Asking $300 or best offer for this 1960 Forward Control Jeep 150 BareCab. Windows are not included, some rust damage, has been cleaned and power washed. Contact me for more information.”
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/cto/4578469872.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
Has a V-8 with a bed mounted radiator.
“65 Jeep FC170, Super good condition, 360 engine, automatic transmission, PTO in rear, never stored outside, auxiliary radiator in bed behind cab, additional lower leaf springs. Some TLC needed no major repair. Less than 11K miles on the vehicle. (asking price $8000)”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
“1962 Jeep FC170 project, solid cab and bed, runs great, includes all parts to complete.”
Mark just posted this good looking FC at jeeptruck.com.
“91000 miles, Raptor line interior, exterior a 1 day paint job. we didn’t spend lot of time on i, knocked down, Shot with a urethane primer, gave it four coats of a quick Polly. Windshield 2 chips, 6 cyl. Runs strong.”
http://www.jeeptruck.com/jss/sale/adj538/adj538.html
UPDATE: This was a government model. There’s a id plate on the dash (thanks Dan!).
The interior appears well-coverd with paint.
“1957 jeep willys truck fc150 runs great in great shape fully restored 4 wheel drive hurricane four cylinder engine 3 speed manual transmission has new 373 axles front and back aalso have the original axles to go with asking $8900 obo come take it for a drive serious inquirys only! dont waste my time with scams”
http://binghamton.craigslist.org/cto/4573770472.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
MIght have parts value if nothing else.
“Been sitting for years. it’s ready to be restored. Six cylinders .Three speed. Complete except for bed.”
UPDATE: Was on eBay **Status Unknown**
(02/26/2014) This former California FC appears to still have a California black plate on the front.
“YOU ARE LOOKING AT MY 1964 JEEP FC170. IF YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN ONE AND STUMBLED ACROSS THIS AUCTION CHECK OUT THEFCCONNECTION.COM. I HAVE ONLY SEEN ONE OTHER OF THESE TRUCKS IN PERSON AND IT WAS A FC150, SHORTER BED AND SOME OTHER THINGS. ONCE I SAW IT I KNEW I HAD TO FIND ONE. THIS FC SPENT MOST OF ITS LIFE IN CALIFORNIA WHICH IS WHY IT IS SO PRESERVED. I WAS TOLD IT WAS A CAMPER WHICH IS WHY IT IS IN SUCH GOOD SHAPE. MILEAGE SHOWS 25K AND I BELIEVE IT TO BE FAIRLY ACCURATE BUT CAN NOT GUARANTEE THAT. IT HAS BEEN SLIGHTLY CUSTOMIZED.
UPDATE: **SOLD** WAs $5000.
Looks good, but seller notes it could use a little more work to be really nice.
“1963 Willys Jeep FC 150 with parts. I have almost two sets of extra running gear. There is a hard to find windshield. The 1963 runs drives and stops but could use a restoration to be really nice.”
