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UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/26/2019) Doesn’t run.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/d/washington-1963-jeep-fc-170/7030082399.html
“1963 jeep fc170, 6 cylinder , missing engine cover and air cleaner , good for parts or it can be restored , very little rust , Make Offer”
Bummer on the roof damage.
This is an assembled Jeep. The frame is a wide track FC150. The cab and the shortened bed is from a 1957 FC170.
I didn’t think this looked right, but couldn’t quite figure out why (and ran out of time).
that’s my buddies old FC — its a FC-170 with several feet cut out of the center — shortened — it was in the sf bay area in the 1970’s — its the same FC I held up from tipping on a jeep road , with my bare hands — i’m convinced its the same one when I saw the CUTLASS hubs and the blue and white paint — not too many FC’S were ever shortened like this — i’m looking to see if I can find any pics of it — WAY BACK WHEN !!
John, I looked at the frame better and I see that it is a 170 frame. But it’s still a 1957. I passed on a FC170 dually flatbed about 12(?) years ago that was shortened also.