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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
“1960 willys 170 cabover 4 cyl flathead. was a flatbed plow truck. rearend is rusted, needs body work. runs good and yard drives.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2300.
The green FC looks like a FC-170? Lots of parts here, but the bodies aren’t in great shape from what I can see.
“WILLY JEEP (3) PACKAGE DEAL:
1957 FC150 WILLY JEEP – Average condition for its age, 4 cylinder, 3 speed, 4×4. Good running field driver. Needs brake work. Needs master cylinder work and possible wheel cylinDer. Has plow and frame. Hydraulic lift, manual turn. Warranty as is W/TITLE
1962 FC150 WILLY JEEP – Parts Jeep/restorable? W/TITLE
1963 FC150 WILLY JEEP – Parts Jeep/restorable? W/TITLE”
It looks like it has been in a barn. I can’t tell what the rust condition is.
“For sale or trade Barn find Parked in 1979 in a barn all orig w/new tires. Perfect for restoration”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Here’s a very nice FC-150. Cool color too.
“Selling: 1957 Jeep Willys FC150 4X4, 4 Cylinder Hurricane Motor, 3 Speed Trans. Lock-out hubs, New tires & wheels. Mileage is Exempt. It has new paint, reupholstered seats. We do not know a lot about this unit. We grabbed it as a “barn find”, and decided to grab it and make it look unique. This Jeep runs great and has top-end speed of approx. 45 MPH. It was formerly olive green when purchased and now it is newly painted Tangerine Orange and Studebaker Beige. We can only tell you that this was a local buy in PA, and we can provide some history of its origin and its travels. This is a very rare vehicle and is in GREAT Condition. More pictures available upon request. Jeep lovers start your bidding! “
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
These tow trucks don’t come up for sale everyday. That said, it’s a bit rough.
“This is a nice FC170 (FC-170) forward control Willy’s Jeep tow truck. As you can see, the truck is a total restoration project, but being that it is so rare, it would be well worth the investment. It has the original Canfield tow truck equipment minus the sling and A-frame off rear bumper. Has the original motor, transmission, and axles. The transfer case needs repair. Has no front drive shaft. The FC originally came equipped with the deluxe cab option. Also suspect that it may have the severe service option but can’t be sure. More photos can be seen here. The vehicle is located in Woodford, Vermont and will need to be picked up. No shipping or tranportation will be provided. There is no title, but bill of sale will be provided.”
I thought this picture was pretty unusual. Surf over to the FC Connection website to learn more about the Rolligon, a vehicle based roughly on the FC-170.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
I’m thinking this is a very rare opportunity. I’ve never seen this complement of snow devices on an FC-150.
“1959 Jeep FC-150 Engine Runs Great. New Tires. New Hydrolics to raise Blower. BLOWER is powered by 440Ci. RB with only 70000 miles. This engine replaced a 361 Ci. commercial High Torque engine that developed a rod knock, Totally REPAIRABLE. Also goes with DEAL !! Replace ment is partially complete. Varrious additional parts to both engines also included. LOTS OF FUN !! CASH ONLy !! NO reasonable offer refused”
Here’s an FC-170 with what I assume is a custom bed, though the tilt part is probably original. Not a bad price if the rust situation isn’t too bad (can’t quite tell from the pics).
“I am unsure of the year exactly of the Jeep Willys. We think it is around the 60’s. The truck is an FC 170 3 spd transmission 6 cylinder Super hurricane. The motor has less than 5,000 miles and runs well. The truck has 105,600 original miles. It is four wheel drive, it has a PTO, hydraulic Winch, and a Dump bed. The truck runs good but has been off of the road for 5 years due to the owners death, and there for not inspected. If interested please contact me and I will get the best information I have for you. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
It’s missing some parts.
“Rare 1962 Jeep FC 170 with snow plow attachment. No engine or tranny. Most people put in chevy V8’s and automatic transmissions in these anyway. I have owned this for many years but never got the chance to restore and modify the way I would like to. My loss is your gain. Just try and find another one for this price. $500 or trade for a good .357 pistol or ??”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
“1957 Jeep Willys FC-150. $1000 OR Best Offer. Clear South Carolina Title. Needs complete restoration.”