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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Will sell separately.
“Two FC170s for sale in Telluride, CO.
Red/Black truck has Ford 289, manual transmission, tilt cab, PTO winch and a whole bunch of other mods. No bed. $2200.
Olive Green truck has Chevy 327, automatic transmission, and Dana 60 rear. Radiator is mounted in bed. $1800.
Call for more info on year, title status, etc…”
Olive green one wont last long at that price. Is that a different rear axle?
The green truck has a Washington car license plate. It should be a truck license plate. But that won’t matter anyway. It’s just odd.
I’m almost glad these aren’t closer to me: I’d have to check out the green one at that price… and be WAY too tempted to buy it. I’ll bet it doesn’t last the weekend.
DO YOU STILL HAVE THE GREEN TRUCK? IF YOU DO IS IT STILL FOR SALE
Hi Dean,
Looks like this one sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave