UPDATE: Price dropped to $2300.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/279750334670527

““Jeep FC150 Wide track. No engine or transmission. OBO “

No title.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/798010638720138

“1957 jeep fc 150 parts. what ya see is what ya get. no title and engine from one is not included”

You pretty much never seen these two models sold at all, let alone together! Seller notes he also has a M-676 for sale.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/835668236472205/permalink/6877540008951634/

“1964 M678 van and a 1965 M679 ambulance. Both have been sitting in the woods of NC for 45+ years. Project FCs that are rough but rare and worth saving. Both still have the Cerlist 2 stroke 3 cylinder diesel and come with the transmission and transfer case. Each has a NC title that will transfer legally. They do not run and will require extensive restoration but the owner(s) will be part of an exclusive club!

The ambulance has about 3400 miles. It still contains the rear fold down side bench and the top medic light.

The van has about 3900 miles and what looks to be a full set of rear crew seats. The dog house cover is included.
$16,000 each or $30,000 for the pair.

We still have an M676 left with the Cerlist if someone is interested in a three M series package deal.

This is the M-679 (ambulance):

This is the M-678 Truck Carryall:

The bumper mounted radiator is a daring strategy!

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/611426891057316

“1950s not sure the year 4×4 302 ford motor turns No papers”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000.

Looks in very good shape.

“Selling a 1958 Willys F150
All wheel drive
Narrow body
Been in storage a long time!
Runs works perfect
Settling a family estate
One owner
20,000 miles
Serious inquires only!! Calling works best!
Asking $18,000”

Blaine shared this FC auction. The Curren price with 12 hours to go is $5000.

https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1958-jeep-fc170-longmont-co-240547

“This 1958 Willys Jeep FC170 4×4, originally a 1-ton pickup, has been extensively reimagined as a farm hauler with a new flatbed replacing the cargo box, side stakes, and a transplanted Ford V8 mated to the rest of its original powertrain. Previously used to haul hay on a Colorado horse farm, the FC170 reportedly “runs great” The Jeep is said to be “seldom driven,” its finish is reported to be new, and the seller says that “all rust issues have been remediated,” with new cab corners installed.”

“The original engine in this Jeep has been replaced by a Ford 302-cu.in. OHV V8 of unspecified vintage. The replacement engine, whose mileage is unknown, has been modified with chromed vertical exhaust stacks. The engine is reported to start easily and idle smoothly. The seller says that the original manual transmission sometimes jumps out of second gear under deceleration. A small weep from the transfer case is observed. The engine bay presents as generally clean.”

It runs and drives. Andy shared this one.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/300313382411383

“Mileage unknown but runs and drive 4500$ firm…posting for my dad”

This was listed at only $5000. It sold within a few hours on Facebook. The seller has four more to sell (condition unknown) and a variety of FC parts.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/835668236472205/permalink/6825583574147278