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Jordan spotted this FC for sale.
https://www.leesbackforty.com/portfolio-item/19-jeep-fc-150-p-u/
“19?? Jeep FC-150 P.U. complete w/ pto front winch”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500.
Brandon’s selling this project FC-150. Contact him at 502.727.3657.
Several of these have been sold this year.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7700.
Joe is selling his FC-150.
“For sale 1957 FC150 Narrow Track. Frame blasted and painted, all new leaf springs and bushings, all new shocks and mounting plates, all new wheel cylinders and brake shoes, new steel brake lines and rubber hoses, new master cylinder and brake light switch. All drums cut. Rear end rebuilt with new bearings and seals, front rear rebuilt with new bearings and seals, steering knuckles rebuilt new king ping bearings and races. Steering box rebuilt new bushings and seals.
Original F head totally rebuilt with 20 miles on it ,new clutch, pressure plate throw out bearing and fork. Delco starter and generator rebuilt with new factory tags. New radiator ,water pump, hoses t-stat. New 6 volt battery, carburetor rebuilt. Transmission rebuilt with new seals and bearings, transfer case rebuilt with new bearings and seals. Five original wheels blasted and painted, 5 new NNDT tires, all new glass. New correct recovered seats. New drivers side floor pan. The FC is complete and running. It still needs the metal work finished. Clean NY transferable reg. Price is $7,700”
It hasn’t been started in a few decades. But, it looks solid.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1191051997729060/
“Antique Willy’s Jeep, one owner. Ready for restoration. Hasn’t been started in 30 years, Everything worked when stored. Always stored inside. Mileage reads 36,000. It’s more than that but unknown. Flathead 6 with 3 speed manual transmission, high/low range 4 wheel drive.”
Runs, drives, dumps and plows.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/279381749662606/
“Jeep FC170 Rare 4WD. 3 spd, super hurricane 6 cyl. Warn hubs. Hydraulic dump bed and 3 way snow plow. Working Warn electric winch. Not many of these left, especially with these options.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
“A 1967 Jeepster V6 auto, 4 WD with both full metal top and custom half top in excellent condition. everything rebuilt but motor.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Best Offer
This is an online auction.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Gayland shared this photo of two FCs and a CJ-3B amongst some “full-size” jeeps. I don’t know if they are parts vehicle or for sale or even how recent the image is. It might be these folks: https://www.jeepheritage.com/
