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UPDATE: This was a government model. There’s a id plate on the dash (thanks Dan!).
The interior appears well-coverd with paint.
“1957 jeep willys truck fc150 runs great in great shape fully restored 4 wheel drive hurricane four cylinder engine 3 speed manual transmission has new 373 axles front and back aalso have the original axles to go with asking $8900 obo come take it for a drive serious inquirys only! dont waste my time with scams”
http://binghamton.craigslist.org/cto/4573770472.html
RARE federal model. He doesn’t state who it was made for but the plate is still on the dash so easy to find out. It’s also quarter window delete. Way too cool. Very hard to find version in an early narrow track 150. I’m not sure if there’s another narrow track version of this truck known. If there is there’s not more then a hand full.
Thanks Dan. I’m assuming you are referring to the ID plate that’s been painted black on the dash?