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UPDATE: Still Available.
John shared this Stretched FC-150. It needs some work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/316455722840436
“Kaiser Willys Jeep .1963 . 134 cu in .2. liter Hurricane motor .3 speed T-90 Borg -Warner gearbox .
Spicer transfer case with PTO access . Stretched frame 32 ” . Flatbed . Clear Tennessee title.
Starts runs and drives .Needs floor pans and body work ,needs rear driveshaft extended + a lot of details .
A rare vehicle ,they dont make these any more”
It’s a FC 150. Stretched as mentioned in the ad.
Thanks Blaine! Indeed, reading is hard sometimes ….
Still on Craig’s list. Now $4500
Thanks for the update John. I’ve updated the price and link and will schedule it for the front page for Friday’s posts.
– Dave