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UPDATE: Was listed at $11,500. That was quick.
Good looking FC!
“1957 Willys FC-150
Forward control, 4 wheel drive. Serial number: 65548-13155.
Engine: F4-134 Hurricane, 3 spd transmission
Quality frame off restoration, has been mechanically gone through by Northstar Willys.
Only 12 miles since being restored. Very good condition, includes service manual and parts list.
Montana vehicle, garage stored last 10 years. A great deal at $11,500.”
Well, I was drooling over this, went to refill my coffee, came back and it’s “Deleted By Author”!
DANG!!!!
Such a clean truck. Looks to be done very nice. But… a minor (?) detail. Why is the rear license plate screwed to the tailgate? I guess I’m just picky on some things.
wow … that went quickly!
$11,500 is a steal! I would have paid much more for that knowing what it’s going to cost restoring my 59 FC. :0