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UPDATE: Was $4500. **SOLD**
Needs work.
“Unique body style 1961 Jeep FC170 PU. Seldom seen but in good shape for a restoration project. Needs mechanical and body work. Not for the faint hearted, but if you are looking for something few others have, this could be for you.
Have collected many parts for resto-mod that are included.
Many photos and detailed description available by e-mail.”
This has 70’s vintage Washington license plates
This is close to be but have never seen it and was deleted pretty quickly, so not sure it was real or not…
That first pic could have been taken in Eastern Washington. The second one looks more like NC than Washington to me. I’ve updated the post. Thanks guys.
I thought that was owned by Ted Parshall at one time. Whoever owns it now please flip over the rear shackles!!!
Ted’s truck in 2003. That’s it for sure. He did move to NC. Had a dump bed too!
http://www.midwestwillysreunion.org/images/spring_reunion/2003/ted_parshall_61_fc170.jpg