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UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/09/2017) This one has an unusual angular storage bin along the driver’s side.
“1959 Jeep F C 170 solid frame and mostly complete running gear motor may be stuck.Cab has solid floor and not much rust in cab corners. Has some rust over windshield but much better than most . Front area has some body damage and parts missing. Would make good parts for someone with rusty Jeep.”
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The toolbox isn’t uncommon, just not common attached to the side of an FC. I have one I bought at a yard sale. Inside, it was set up to hold various hand saws. The seller included the saws in the $20 price. The box with the saws in it is heavy enough to rip your arm out of its socket if you carry it one handed. I guess carpenters were made of sturdier stuff back then.
$870 for this FC. Not to bad for what looks like a parts truck.