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Paul, from Willys America, spotted an FC for sale outside the Portland Swap Meet. He also has a booth setup at location Hall E-2 #4389-90.
And, the FC-150 he spotted:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
(03/23/2018) Runs and drives.
“*** Super Rare*** 1959 Jeep FC170 runs and drives street legal. Clean CA title in hand. Moving across country don’t want to tow all the way there. Fires right up, decent condition. I bought two years ago and drove it home from 2 hours away. She leaks oil, just needs seals replaced. I wouldn’t suggest driving long distances but could work with you on transportation cost, or possible delivery if not insanely out of the way. Great project truck!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
Glenn shared this parts’ FC.
“OLD JEEP ?? GOOD FRAME LOT OF GOOD HARD TO GET PARTS 250.00 MAKE OFFER CALL”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300.
Bill shared this ad.
“Late 50’s early 60’s Willys FC pickup bed, some rust in fenders but overall very straight and solid. No tailgate.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
“1963 JEEP FC170 4×4 pickup- Vintage
Super Hurricane
Not currently running, all parts are included
Extra Engine
Ready for restoration
Asking $5000 as is”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
(12/01/2017) Non-runner. Seller says it is prices at a “dollar” but the price posted is $1600.
“Tail-gate and gas tank in one picture.Has Chevy adapter on transmission was never ran ( has small Chevy V-8 in it ) Priced at a dollar because I am working on it and will get it running price will go up . Rebuilding a original 4 cylinder for the truck will be installing or can purchase it with or without it installed very negotiable. Pickup box is very complete hole cut in floor for a transmission access have front bumper not in pictures with brackets. I will keep this truck advertise until I have it running.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
Looks like an ex-fire department truck.
“Have a 1963 Willy’s Jeep FC-170 that I am looking to sell or trade. Bought as a project but some things changed. Has original flathead 6cyl, manual trans. there is no title but will g ve bill of sale Does not move so it will need towed on a flat bed. Asking 1400 or best offer. Will consider trading”
Jeff spotted this one.
http://www.jeeptruck.com/mjs/sale18/adm071/adm071.html
“Beautifully restored to original blue and white paint colors and interior. 27750 original miles one owner since new looks and runs great new military style tires.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was on eBay.
This is listed as an M-678, but that’s the utility van. This is the M-677.
“This FC was professionally started as a rebuild, everything that was cut was done correctly, its ready to be rebuilt, what you see is exactly what you get. These are extremely rare.”
