At the very least there appears to be some body rust.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3192226094358815

“I have another one which i gotten running it get 23 MPG, but it only goes 45 mph. The truck is a jeep FC-150 Narrow Track truck, it was an old gas station service truck i guess oil being split all over it for yrs is the only reason its a rebuildable truck today. Had 6 of these trucks down to five would like to get down to four. Asking $5,000 for it. 134F, t-90, t18, 25 dana front not sure on the rear, could be dana 44.”

It appears there is cab-corner rust. It runs, but needs a clutch.

https://utica.craigslist.org/cto/d/ilion-61-jeep-fc170/7489104203.html

“61 jeep FC 170. Runs good. 44,000 original miles. 6 cylinder. Needs a clutch. Comes with a plow.”

No pics provided.

https://delaware.craigslist.org/pts/d/frankford-1959-willys-fc-170-project/7492438293.html

“RARE WILLYS FC 170 DUAL REAR WHEEL. CHASSIS REBUILT TO INCLUDE DIFFERENTIALS, BRAKES, DRUMS, TIRES AND WHEELS. THE FRAME AND DRIVELINE HAVE BEEN SANDBLASTED AND PAINTED. CLEAR MARYLAND TITLE WITH VIN PLATE. MANY PARTS TO INCLUDE 2 SETS OF DOORS, SEATS, 2 PARTIAL CABS, TRANSMISSIONS, DIFFERENTIALS, FRONT BUMPER, WINDSHIELD, ENGINES, FLAT BED BODY.”

Sort of runs. Unclear whether the trencher still works.

https://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/d/lebanon-1959-willys-fc-150-carryall/7478518361.html

“Located in Central Missouri along I44
Although purchased as “running” it only runs if assisted with fuel into the carburetor. It’s at a local shop to get running. The driver’s window is out and others damaged as shown.
Transport revealed the deterioration of the cab which is beyond my means.
Recently acquired, awaiting title from dealer.”

It’s a project.

https://ventura.craigslist.org/cto/d/camarillo-1957-jeep-fc-150/7487511410.html

‘1957 Jeep Fc-150
Factory short wheel base
4×4
Original 4 cylinder with 3 speed trans
Engine turns over without issue.
Previous owner painted over bare metal,
No bondo or filler.
Has rust in common areas, front floors were poorly patched and will need to be redone.
Needs some glass replaced.
Frame and undercarriage are solid.
Upper cab corners solid as well.
Original seats!
All there, ready to be restored!
Clean title in hand.”

UPDATE: New link: https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/7556649430.html

(02/22/2022) Bob is selling his FC collection and hopes to sell it as a package. To learn more, contact him at luv2hunt4 @ gmail.com (remove the spaces around the @) or 480 226 9155. He would prefer a text first to his phone number with serious inquiries only. He notes that he is not just selling parts.

“I am wanting $50,000 for the complete package, or the highest offer. If I cannot find someone willing to take the complete package, I will start piecing out the items one by one, but I have already had a ton of interest.”

“The yellow Jeep is a 1958 FC-150. It has a 350 engine in it with an automatic transmission, disc brakes on the front, power steering, custom front and rear bumpers, aluminum radiator, and all metal powder coated bed rack. This jeep has done some serious four wheel driving in Moab, Utah, for several years, but I am ready to sell my complete package”

The red Jeep is a 1961 FC 170 the engine does not run but is complete and this truck is in great shape hardly no cancer or dents looks like original paint

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19500.

This looks to be in good shape.

1959 Willys Jeep FC-150
Forward Control 4×4
12 Volt System

This 1959 Jeep Forward Control was part of a private Willys collection in California for over 20 years. Prior to the 2000’s it’s only other known residence was Nevada. As far as can be seen, this little truck has had an exclusively dry desert life before recently coming to the northwest to be put back on the road. Built by Willys, its cab over engine layout was based on the Jeep CJ-5 carriage with a short 81″ wheelbase and 74″ bed. This being the rarest year for the FC150, 1959 saw just 1,500 built. It’s equipped with the 134ci Hurricane inline-four, paired with a three-speed manual transmission and a three-speed transfer case. The seats were reupholstered and paint retouched as well as it appears that the engine was overhauled along with other systems sometime ago in its past. All sealed up with no leaks. Continue reading →