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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
This might be restorable. I don’t see any obvious rust.
“1962 M-170 Frontline Ambulance Willys Jeep for Sale. F-Head engine put in about 20 years ago. Needs lots of restoring and a good home. All extra parts go with it – not sure if all are useful. Pictures are attached. Pictures of extra parts can be sent. Will entertain a fair price with someone who is really interested in this as a project. Purchased in July 1979 in Myrtle Beach, SC. Have had ever since.”
UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**
(11/09/2010) There have been some changes to this DJ. The driver’s side appears to have a variety of dings, too.
“1957 Jeep Willy’s . I haven’t driven this Jeep Willys much since I got it, but everything seems to work on it. It has a ford pinto motor in it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800
(03/08/2011) This appears pretty stock. It has a 1962 Buick Skylark Engine.
“My dad has had this for 20-25 years.He has just passed away I must sell to pay for funeral.”
There’s been a variety of mods to this jeep.
“1946 willys jeep 4×4. started rebuild but now i need a car. has chevy 350 small block and wagoneer axles. runs great and is street registered. super clean and great hunting/offroad vehicle. $5000 obo. call 707-599-2746”
http://humboldt.craigslist.org/cto/2290557180.html
This might not be a bad price.
“1960 willys jeep cj-3b with removable hardtop and snowplow…Starts and runs good….Many new parts…Asking $3200 Title in hand”
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/2291382669.html
It plows, runs and stops.
“Willys plowtruck 53 original motor and trans plow works great motor runs great clutch is soft make an offer”
http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/cto/2290711973.html
Pat has decided to sell his CJ-5. He hopes it will find a good home with someone who will appreciate its original condition.
Rare All Original Willys Jeep 4×4, 12,000 Orig Miles. In very good condition for age, was in same family for 50 years stored in Barn.Runs and Drives great! Rebuilt Engine,New Clutch, new 6 volt battery, original top and bows, doors, orignal paint and decals, only 20,000 of these jeeps were made and very hard to find one in Original Condition. If interested please call 207-667-8235. Personal Sale. Please no scammers ! Hate to sell but need to start cleaning out.”
http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/2291072667.html
UPDATE: Was Make Offer, now $500.
(03/20/2011) This is a ‘ran when parked’.
“Selling my Project CJ2A. I just don’t have time for it. Pictures attached. Fenders and front grill removed, no seats but have the brackets for them. Open to reasonable offers. Ran when parked years ago. No Title, will do bill of sale. 360-649-0231 Leave a message if I don’t answer.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/cto/2290592256.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(03/19/2011) I can’t tell if the body is fiberglass or a WWII body.
“I am selling a very nice condition Willys jeep, new paint job, your choice of tires the ones on the picture or the original 16 inch rims, all new wheel cylinders brake job, two gas tanks and good wisconsin title… would consider trade of Harley or partial trade of unrestored old jeep or jeeps…”
http://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/2290412264.html
As I mentioned a couple days ago, the FC Round up was this weekend in Arizona. Well, I didn’t have time to make it down there. But, that didn’t stop me from having a FC Round Up of my own.
A reader asked me to check out a Forward Control for sale about 45 minutes north of me. I had some time today, so I drove out to meet with the seller, Daryl, who was awfully nice and very informative.
Well, it turns out Daryl didn’t just have 1 FC, he had 5: 2 FC-170s, an FC-170 DRW, an FC-170 with an expertly extended frame and aftermarket Dually setup, and an FC-150. Daryl had a story about each one and pointed out some things I didn’t know. Daryl and his son developed an interest in them a few years ago, brought them home, and hope to get working on them soon.
The nicest one, which Daryl has for sale, runs and drives, so he took me for a ride. It was the first ride in an FC for me and, hopefully, not the last! We cruised up the road a bit, then cruised back. I had hoped to take a video, but the video on my phone stopped working (turns out it was operator error, but I didn’t figure that out until later).
He said he didn’t mind if I posted a few pictures, so here they are. Thanks for a fun afternoon Daryl!
Here’s a shot of their collection:
Here’s an FC-170 that was used for years by a farmer to feed his cattle. But he had a problem, how could he stand on the back of the FC and toss the hay off the back and drive at the same time? His solution was his custom auto pilot contraption. He would get the Jeep going, attached his ‘auto pilot’ and then climb into the back and throw out hay as he drove along.
This FC-170 DRW has a racheting system to raise and lower the spare tire. I don’t remember ever coming across other FCs with that. Unfortunately, it was hard to get a great shot of this.
