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“For sale is a very dry Colorado FC-150. Been in storage for over 15 years.

Thorough and honest photo link here: http://s818.photobucket.com/user/estrucko/media/1957%20FC-150/P1120299_zps8nc95ced.jpg.html

The FC-150 was produced between 1957 and 1961. This one is a “Narrow-track” referring to the wheels being inset on the chassis and it has the shorter 81 inch wheelbase vs. the longer on of the FC-170. Basically it’s a Jeep/Willys CJ-5 chassis with a Forward Cab and pickup truck body attached. These trucks were industrial workhorses in their day, now sought after by collectors.

This has the original F-134 Hurricane 4 cylinder that came with all FC-150’s. Everything is there and complete. The 4wd system has high and low range 4wd and a 3 speed trans.

The motor turns freely and the plugs all looked really clean when I pulled them. I was about to crank it over and fire it but decided I’d leave that up to the next owner. Carb is clean and throttle plate and choke plate are working smoothly.

It has the original wheels and a vintage dunlop spare. The drivers seat is original material, but in obvious need of a recovering. Passenger seat looks to be original back with non-original seat bottom in place and is not bolted down. Also, the inside of the truck smells fine, with zero evidence of mice having been in it.

Rubber front wheel flares are intact and in decent shape.

The dash has been cut to the right of the speedo, and had a center tray welded in by PO. I’ve seen these dashes for as low as 50.00 on ebay.

See the photos for the cab corners. There is surface rust and the front two are not straight, and the front underpan is not straight at all. Again, everything is in the photos.

For the glass, the p side is missing, the d side is cracked, and the rear is cracked. Good news is the windshield is solid, with one small chip shown in photo link.

The bed and tailgate are very good, with little rust. Comes with the complete welded utility style rack, this can be removed. I was going to toss it, but depending on how you plan to use the truck it could be very useful.

I can see this truck being taken in a few directions, any of them could turn out really cool…
1. Take it as it is, work on the drivability, recover interior, and it’s a nice and complete patina ranch/farm/shop truck.
2. Restore it to original spec because it’s so complete and repaint the original red color which sits under the blue.
3. Go unconventional and drop a big motor in it and spray it flat black or similar and hot rod/drag race/whatever it to your liking.

This FC-150 is sold WITHOUT a title, and only a bill of sale. It’s been out of the Colorado system since the early 80’s and previous owner had no title. Depending on your state this can be a relatively easy process. In Colorado a new title for this would cost about $30.00 and a the owner filling out appropriate paperwork.”