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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
(07/15/2018) Undriveable.
“Jeep four wheel drive
needs work call for pics
type of gas? could not fill out ad properly
1958 to 1961 trying to get all info
not drivable”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000.
https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/4792664?ad_cid=12
“1957 Jeep FC 170 cab”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
Appears to have some rust, but runs.
“I have a 1959 Willys FC170 for sale. I’ve owned it for about two years and purchased it locally. It had a flatbed on it when I bought it and luckily I found a pickup bed for it in martinsville. It was bought new here in Bloomington and has spent its entire life in Monroe county. I’m the third owner of this truck and I do have a clear Indiana title. It has the original 226 hurricane 6cyl that does run. The 4 wheel drive works in both high and low range. It’s rusty, but unique and would make a great project. The truck comes with lots of literature and original documents. It is complete and uncobbled but does need brakes, tires, and a fuel tank. I’m asking $2,800 obo and do not need any help selling this item.”
UPDATE: Philip pointed out that an article about these FCs is on Barn Finds, along with new Craigslist links. These have been available for a while.
https://barnfinds.com/fc-find-jeep-forward-control-truck-collection/
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
Seller lists this as a 1956, but it doesn’t look like a narrow track to me. And, I technically, the first year for the FC-150s was 1957.
“$3800 or best offer.
This was a Arizona truck so there is very little rust. Rebuilt 4.3 V6 , turbo 400 , Dana 18 transfer case. Wide track axles , all new bearings , brakes , shocks & leaf springs. 1 rear cab corner has a little rust but I have replacement corners. Box needs sandblasting for surface rust. New rear fenders and tail gate. New exhaust , starter and alternator. I Have original seats and old glass that can be used as a template to cut new glass. I also have original front bumper , door handles and latches, dog house and all mounting flanges.Very rare serial # 498 !! New duratrac tires have never been driven on. New Edelbrock 4 barrel carb and manifold. New 65 mustang radiator with electric fan. The only thing I know is missing is the heater box. I have receipts for most everything. Title is clear and signed over, new owner field is blank.
Have extra wide track axles, gas tank , door, 4 stock 15″ wheels, 2 16″ wheels. 2 T90 3 speed transmission’s , T18 transfer case and many more parts.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $7000.
(08/20/2017) “Jeep starts and runs well. Body is in good condition except for minor rust on driver’s door and lower front. Three speed transmission and transfer case work well. Very solid custom flat bed with stake pockets and rope hooks. Interior is good with original upholstery (no tears) and original headliner. Gas tank is clean. Locking hubs. All glass is good. Price is firm – no haggling.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
(09/18/2017) Not steerable at the moment.
“1957 Willys Jeep FC-150. Runnable four cylinder F-134 Hurricane. T-90 3 speed. Four wheel drive. Good frame. Body is rough. Windshield has no cracks. FC-150 #967. No title. Includes rear weight. Extra parts include: parts F-134, transmission, shifting linkage, front bumper, axles, parts frame, & more. I am willing to sell some parts separately. If you are looking for anything please let me know!”
Hasn’t run in five years.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/d/1957-willys-jeep-fc150/6644471047.html
“Ran when parked 5 yrs ago! Trans removed now! All complete with extra parts! Lots of new parts! Great project! Arizona title! $4500”
UPDATE: *SOLD*
(05/22/2018) It’s a project.
“Willys FC170…unk year between 1957-1964
This project is fairly complete although the bed is missing (hey, that just means you can go whatever direction you like). Original gauges and mfg ser# plate are gone. Everything else appears to be there. The frame and drivetrain are intact with the original 6cyl Super Hurricane motor.
Wheels have been sandblasted and painted. Brand new front windshield (difficult to source). Cab is off the frame as shown and it’s just about ready to be sandblasted.”
Did any of these Porto-Mills survive?
