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“I have a 1962 Willys FC DRW with a steel dump bed stock motor and transmission. Has a good title and has rust in all the normal places.”
I personally went and looked at these two trucks over the weekend. We did not try to start these trucks but I did turn both engines by hand so neither of them are stuck. I personally am interested in the 59 so I spent more time looking at it. The flatbed was well done and the seller brought to my attention the fact that the 59 has some sort of a steering malfunction. The windshields in both of these trucks are also good. I think these can be worked with but I’m going to do a little research and some heavy thinking before I decide what to do. Otherwise, I had good dealings with the seller and I encourage anyone interested to get in contact with him.
Thanks for the report Greg!
the 170 is sold but the DRW is still for sale, thanksd
Thanks Dennis. I’ve updated the post and will bump this forward for Thursday morning.
– Dave