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FC150-FC170-M677 Research Archives
1957 FC-150 Project Stillwater, NY **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200
(02/09/2014) It’s a project.
“Up for sale is a 1957 Jeep FC150 project truck With an AMC 360 V8. The axles and transmission, transfer case are from a Jeep Wrangler. This is a project it is not complete needs work to be finished. It does run, move and stop . I am selling because I have lost interest in the project and I figured I would see if anyone is interested in it. I am not desperate I would just like to see it go to some one who will finish it. If I can’t get a reasonable offer I will finish it myself.”
1962 FC-170 Baton Rouge, LA **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was priced at $5500
(10/28/2013) This has some rust, a rear PTO and some disc brakes up front.
“1962 Jeep FC-170 4×4
226 super hurricane engine-runs quiet and smooth
3 speed transmission
high/low transfer case
rear PTO
Stahl service bed on rear with electric lift
front disc brake conversion- All new parts with new master cylinder
new starter
it needs rear brake work and some minor TLC
clear LA title
more pictures by request to serious buyers only. Please don’t waste my time.”
1964 FC-150 Montrose, PA **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD for $7100 on eBay.
Looks solid. Needs heater motor.
“This is a very nice FC 150, runs and drives, I drove it in a 4th of July parade this past summer. The Jeep is all original, inside and out, this paint job is 25 plus years old, still looks good. Has been stored inside ever since then, only driven once in a while. I bought it two years ago from an estate when the owner passed away, it is a really cute old truck, but I have too many vehicles to maintain and store inside. The frame is solid, but has surface rust that needs to be sandblasted and repainted. The body is very solid, a few places on the rear fenders where the paint has peeled and there is a small surface rust patch. There are some rust holes in the body panels under the fenders along the frame rails, but these are easily fixed. It is not a show car, but could easily be restored to show condition or simply keep it and enjoy it like it is right now. 4WD works, drives straight, the engine smokes a little when it is started after sitting for a while, heater motor neesd replacing. I had to replace one brake line and cylinder when I bought it in order to drive it, the brakes all work now, we bled the lines, but could use a good pressure bleed, they still feel a little soft. I do have a reserve on this, but it is reasonable for an rare old Jeep. We can deliver if needed, however delivery costs are not included with the sale and no delivery will be made until full payment has been received. Enjoy bidding!”
1960 FC-150 Bethpage, TN $1000
Doesn’t run.
“Rare 1960 Jeep FC 150. Does not run needs full restoration or use for parts. Please call six15 four 85 four four o9 Thanks. $1000.00”
1957 FC-170 Ballinger, TX **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
There looks like value here.
“1957 Jeep FC150 FWD
with after market dually wheel set up.
4 cylinder Jeep Engine. 3 Pieces of Stake bed in place”
1957 FC-150 Petaluma, CA **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
(10/16/2013) Looks like some good parts there.
“rare fc150 for parts or restoration. not running some parts missing, was Bellvadere fir dept. truck. $1000 offer or trade for ?”
1961 FC-170 Goldendale, WA $1500
UPDATE: Still Available
“FC170 cab over jeep Fair condition Missing flywheel- has cracked windsheild Have clear title $1500.00 Also have ford 1/2 ton 4X4 running gear with C4 auto trans with transfer case $600.00 Will sell both for $1500.00 Call 1360 9210678 NO TEXTING”
1957 FC-150 Crystal River, FL **Status Unknown**
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was Priced at $1000.
There’s some parts value here.
“Complete 1957 Willys FC150 and a partial FC150. Both have rust and need repaired. Use both to make one good truck. Motor turns over but doesn’t run.”
2 FC-170 Tellico Plains, TN **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(12/13/2014) Both are projects.
“I have two Willys FC170’s for sale. I would also consider trading even for a J series pickup truck or a toyota 4×4 truck. I have 3 of these forward controls and I have come to realize I will never fix up all 3 of them. I am keeping the one I have the most money and time in and letting the other 2 go. They are projects and I have not messed with either of them or tried to get them running. They are both fairly complete with enough to make one complete truck if you combined the two easily. The orange truck is in really nice shape body wise (if I had got it first I would have used it as it is worlds better than what I am working with). The green truck has some body damage but its not very rusty either. Both are flathead 6 with the t90 three speeds and dana18 transfer cases. Green one is 1959 and Orange is a 1960.”



























