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UPDATE:**SOLD**
I’m wondering if this was used on a Christmas tree farm. There are little trees cut out of the wooden sides.
“For sale, 1957 Willy F C 150, needs some TLC. Has title, 4 cyclinder manuel shift. Would like to trade for jeep with plow plus some cash.”
I went and looked at this one. Guy is real nice but the FC is not. Lots of Bubba fixes and he wants around $2000 or trade for a jeep with a plow that he can get into. It runs and drives but not well. It was a fire department truck that was left in the woods for 15 years then pulled out and had engine replaced. It could be a good project but needs a lot of work for the price.
Thanks Kyle.
Thanks for the information I was going to take a look at it.
Kyle, can you elaborate on the truck? I’m tempted as east coast trucks are less frequent. But it’s still 8 hours from me, and I’d have to rent or borrow a tow rig. How was the interior, what needs to be done to have an in town work truck?
Hi guys, I bought this today. Does need body and electrical work but alot of original steel left to weld to. Wheel cylinders, master cylinder, clutch, pressure plate etc all new. It does run and drive plus has a power angle plow and all original interior components. The current
Owner is a 79 year old gentleman who is still pasionate about Willys vehicles. Thanks Dave for posting it on your site it was 20 minutes down the road from my house I would have missed it if not for EWillys. These are kinda rare around this part of the East Coast so I’m happy with the purchase and plan to totally restore it.
Rich
Rich,
Congrats on the purchase and thanks for the update. I’m glad eWillys helped out! I’ve updated the post.
Enjoy your holidays,
– Dave