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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 .
Mark has these and other parts for sale.
“You are bidding on a 1962 Willys/Jeep FC150 pickup bed with rear fenders and spacers. This bed does not include a tailgate. Please call at 727-804-6866 for specific questions or additional pictures. This bed is used and has several areas that need work, but is still very salvagable with a good sandblasting and priming and a little bit of sheet metal. Other 1962 body/cab parts are available, please call me for your needs.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
(06/05/2011) “Basket Case. 4 wheel drive 3/4 ton with 6 cyl. flathead engine, with PTO, 3 speed man. transmission. clear title. Would make a great beach buggy or rock crawler. body is currently off the frame.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Unclear if this runs or not.
“1963 Jeep FC-170 4wd – Ford V-8,
Automatic Ford Trans. Unknown
If it runs, but it is all here. lots of
good parts. Vintage Project Car.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $6500.
These roads are so bumpy I can’t quite tell whether this is nice or not!
“1958 Jeep Willys FC-150
Forward Control 150
Colorado Truck No Rust Whatsoever
37 K Miles
Freshly rebuilt engine
New clutch, pressure plate, tires, battery
New Diamond-plate lined bed
New read custom rear bumper
New custom tailgate
Good glass
Windows & doors work well
Needs door gaskets, wheel flare rubber (included)”
Unclear if it runs and drives.
“still original parts on vehicle, Forward control please contact 719-486-1184”
http://rockies.craigslist.org/cto/2693486681.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,000
This still needs a little work on the inside.
“This truck was 95% restored in 2008 & 2009 by Willys Restorations. Runs and drives great!! Has PTO winch on front. Needs some finishing touches on inside of cab. See photos of full restoration at: http://s373.photobucket.com/albums/oo174/seawheeler/1964%20Willys%20FC-170/ Clear NC title.. Truck was purchased from a western NC Kaiser Jeep dealer and has been in Western NC its whole existence. 2nd owner. Owner will trade for late model 4×4 pickup. Accept cash or paypal.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
This is not running.
“This 1958 Willys FC150 cab over engine stake bed jeep has been sitting for a few years.
It is not running now, and has not been running for quite a while, but it is not mechanically broke. It is a 12 speed with a PTO transmission.
It has reversed rims for stability, and could be a good workhorse for someone, or show jeep.
The jeep is located in San Ramon, and you have to call to see it. It is a FC150”
UPDATE: Back on eBay
(10/14/2011) There’s some value here. The engine turns over, but doesn’t run at the moment.
“I’m helping a friend sell this vehicle and it’s located 20 miles from me. I have known this man for 15 years, he’s retired in his 70s and honest.
Jeep FC was running fine when parked in 1990 and has not been started since. Has 134 CI and 3-speed manual. The engine does turn over freely.
Vehicle is located in Norfork, Arkansas, and has a clear title.
The odometer reads 45,260 miles.
I don’t believe there’s any bondo on the vehicle, but there is a large amount of rust, most of it surface with some pin holes. Above the front windshield there is a line of rust with several large pin holes in it and the small areas where the driver’s and passenger’s feet rest have been replaced with flat metal.
Otherwise, the doors, rest of the cab, bed, etc. look to be in fair shape. I think a lot of the metal on this vehicle could be saved.
About the glass: The two vent windows, the two ¼ windows, and the back window look good. But the front windshield and driver’s and passenger’s windows have cracks.
All of the weather-stripping and rubber seals are deteriorated.
This Jeep FC seems very complete, perhaps 100% (my opinion), this is a great advantage in a restoration, because you can see where everything goes and fits.
There is a factory-optional twin-jerry-can storage rack on the driver’s side for pair of fuel cans.
Also, the rear hitch on this FC is either a factory option or FC-specific aftermarket part.
There is also an extra heater box and dash that come with this vehicle for trading later on or whatever (see photos).
And of course the tool box and rack could easily be removed for a factory clean appearance.
Important Note: My friend has a second, older Jeep FC-150 for sale at this same time. Please check in my “Seller’s Other Items.”
Thank you for looking and if you have any questions I will try to answer them or forward them to my friend.
I’m at the limit of pictures I can have in the ad now and I hope the ones I’ve taken give you a very-good idea of this vehicle’s condition; it’s all there, but needs a complete restoration.”
UPDATE: Back on eBay
(10/14/2011) There is some value in this and the FC below.
“I’m helping a friend sell this vehicle and it’s located 20 miles from me. I have known this man for 15 years, he’s retired in his 70s and honest.
This vehicle does not have a title or VIN tag that I have seen. Since it is a narrow stance built off the CJ-5, we assume it is a 1956 or 57, since the width increased in 1958.
Jeep FC was running fine when parked in 1994 and has not been started since. Has 134 CI and 3-speed manual.
Vehicle is located in Norfork, Arkansas.
The odometer reads 28,594 miles.
I don’t believe there’s any bondo on the vehicle, but there is a large amount of rust, most of it surface with some pin holes. The small areas where the driver’s and passenger’s feet rest have been replaced with flat metal. And there is an appx. 8×10” hole in the floor right behind the driver’s seat down in that low valley behind the front tire.
Otherwise, the doors, rest of the cab, bed, etc. look to be in OK shape. I think a lot of the metal on this vehicle could be saved.
About the glass: The front windshield, big rear window, and the two ¼ windows look good. The two vent windows and the driver’s and passenger’s side windows have cracks.
All of the weather-stripping and rubber seals are deteriorated.
Note: One of the badges on the passenger side reads “FC-170” but that was put on to cover a lost badge, this is not a 170 model.
This Jeep FC seems very complete, perhaps 90% (my opinion), this is a great advantage in a restoration, because you can see where everything goes and fits.
Additionally, there is a factory-optional glove box behind the driver’s seat—nice collectible touch.
And of course the tall wood rack could easily be removed for a factory clean appearance.
Important Note: My friend has a second, 1962 Jeep FC-150 for sale at this same time. Please check in my “Seller’s Other Items.”
Thank you for looking and if you have any questions I will try to answer them or forward them to my friend.
I’m at the limit of pictures I can have in the ad now and I hope the ones I’ve taken give you a very-good idea of this vehicle’s condition; it’s mostly there, but needs a complete restoration.”
UPDATE: Pics provided. Price bumped to $1500.
(07/19/2011) “For Sale: Very, very rare FC-150 Pickup.
In need of full restoration.
Have running F-head 4 cylinder motor to be installed by new owner.
Has usual rust issues of all FC’s.
Very Rare truck. Running gear and suspension all compatible with CJ-5.
Needs: rear springs and new exhaust.
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/2671592006.html
