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Craig’s selling this project FC.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/835668236472205/permalink/9050562498316030/
“1963 FC-170 pickup. It’s been inside my shed for 20 years but got pushed out recently. Complete truck minus the tailgate. 226 Super Hurricane 6 cyl., T90 transmission. Never tried to turn it over. Decent front & rear corners, great rear fenders & bed close out panels. Has some roof rust, but I have a good roof to go with it. I bought it without a title. Comes with bill of sale.”
Greetings,
I was fortunate to visit the Boone home in Defiance this spring.
I have had quite a few Willys and Jeeps over the years. It would be nice to keep your FC-170 in Missouri.
Please let me know if it is still available.
Regards,
Brian Rees