UPDATE: Was priced at $13,500. **SOLD**

(09/05/2013) This looks good.

“Factory “fresh air” heater unit.

Has thirty different grease fittings on the chassis.

Spare tire mounted on the right side of the bed is the original wheel design as the existing wheels are on the truck are late model aftermarket wheels. The spare tire is the original size tire used on the vehicle (7.00 x 16″). Four original stock factory wheels are also included in the purchase.

Brand new brake shoes, brake cylinders, brake springs and freshly ground brake drums. New emergency brake cables. New master brake cylinder. All new metal brake lines.

Gas tank was recently refurbished and resealed. Freshly rebuilt carb and fuel pump.

New radiator hoses and heater hoses. New points, condenser, plug wires, spark plugs.

All fluids (engine oil, oil filter, engine coolant, front and rear differentials, transfer case, transmission, oil bath air cleaner) recently changed.

Truck appears to have been in California all of its life as the title indicates that it was first registered in California. The body and truck bed are very solid though I noticed that the lower front and rear corners of the cab appear to have some surface rust or bubbles and the interior windshield frame has some rust where I think water or moisture may have gotten in around the windshield frame at some point in the vehicles life. The frame and under carriage as well as the fender well areas appear to be rust free as it appears that the truck was rust proofed or undercoated many years ago.

The truck was painted sometime ago as I can see indications of “Bell System Green” color under some spots.”

“1957 Jeep Forward Control FC-170 (“One Ton Plus”)
Manufactured in the 1957 model year and first sold in California in 1958, thus registered as a “1958” by the State of California. Late model year VIN number 12109

Original 6-cylinder, flat head, 226 cubic inch “High Torque-Super Hurricane” 105 hp motor.

Engine serial number (FW12105) is off from the VIN (12109) by 4 digits for some reason. The engine appears totally original.

6-volt electrical system with new battery cables
Original 3 speed Warner T-90 Trans with non-syncro first gear
Original 4 Wheel Drive, 2-speed transfer case (Spicer Model 18)
Original Spicer 44F front axle (3,500 lbs.) and Spicer 53 rear axle (4,500 lbs.)

9-foot (108 inches) long bed is longer than the truck wheelbase (103.6″). This was the first time that a truck was sold where the bed length exceeded the wheelbase of the truck.

Factory “fresh air” heater unit.
Has thirty different grease fittings on the chassis.

Spare tire mounted on the right side of the bed is the original wheel design as the existing wheels are on the truck are late model aftermarket wheels. The spare tire is the original size tire used on the vehicle (7.00 x 16″). Four original stock factory wheels are also included in the purchase.

Brand new brake shoes, brake cylinders, brake springs and freshly ground brake drums. New emergency brake cables. New master brake cylinder. All new metal brake lines.

Gas tank was recently refurbished and resealed. Freshly rebuilt carb and fuel pump.
New radiator hoses and heater hoses. New points, condenser, plug wires, spark plugs.

All fluids (engine oil, oil filter, engine coolant, front and rear differentials, transfer case, transmission, oil bath air cleaner) recently changed.

Truck appears to have been in California all of its life as the title indicates that it was first registered in California. The body and truck bed are very solid though I noticed that the lower front and rear corners of the cab appear to have some surface rust or bubbles and the interior windshield frame has some rust where I think water or moisture may have gotten in around the windshield frame at some point in the vehicles life. The frame and under carriage as well as the fender well areas appear to be rust free as it appears that the truck was rust proofed or undercoated many years ago.

The truck was painted sometime ago as I can see indications of “Bell System Green” color under some spots.”