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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Has the door dent, but looks fairly solid otherwise.
“Attention Willys Enthusiasts!
Here’s a RARE 1960 FC-150
Have fun buzzing around in this head turner this coming summer!
Turn key, ready to go.
Even has 4wd if you’re feeling a little frisky and want to hit the trails.
Runs – Drives – Stops
Solid body
No rust holes in floors
Original F-134 4 cylinder
Titled.
It’s not perfect, but if it was. It would be worth 10k+.
Price negotiable. Cash only. ”
I was the owner of this, I just sold it a fellow from madison,wi. thanks.
Interested in jeep. Could you email more pics?
That dent should have been put on at the factory, everyone has one.
Hi Dennis,
Congrats on the sale! I’ve marked the jeep sold.
– Dave
nothing better than a yellow jeep , always looks INDUSTRIAL
Dennis, Did you advertise it on a public site or was I just slow to check on eWillys? Congrads to you and shame on me for missing checking eWillys.com a few days.
John … this was on a public site, Craigslist I think.
– Dave
Looks, like I need to do a craiglist or search tempest search every night them. john
John,
Yes, that’s absolutely the case. The popularity of the FCs seems to have exploded. Prices are high and they sell quickly.
If you have the time, you can also set up RSS feeds from various craigslist to do auto searches and then feed that information into an RSS reader so you can just look at one spot.
Best of luck to you!