UPDATE:  **SOLD**

“Why buy a gpw, mb or an m38 when your next restoration could be one of the rarest military jeep vehicles that exist. the m677 series jeep was ordered by the navy and marine corp in 1964. there were originally only about 300 ordered. there is now only about 30 or so that exist. of that 30 some are only rusty hulks found in fields by the people who have enough love for the jeep fc that they got out of their car took pictures and recorded the serial number. this auction represents a once in a life time chance to add this truly rare military to jeep your collection. i have seen on some military vehicle blogs that some people have been looking for 10 to 20 years for one of these. ok the truck.. first the body is rust free.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** For $17,955 on eBay.

Glenn share this auction.

“1964 M677 JEEP FC 170. RARE U.S.M.C. MILITARY JEEP, VERY  FEW  BUILT AND EXTREMELY HARD TO OBTAIN. 4X4, 302 FORD V8 ENGINE, MANUAL 3 SPEED TRANSMISSION, HI LOW TRANSFER CASE, STOCK AXLES, ENGINE RUNS AND M677 WILL MOVE UNDER IT OWN POWER  ,NEEDS TO BE CHECKED AND INSPECTED TO SEE WHAT REPAIRS ARE NEEDED TO DRIVE. LIGHTS AND MOST ELECTRICAL SYSTEM  NOT WORKING. UNSURE ABOUT BRAKES AND CONDITION OF ALL OTHER SYSTEMS.”

Andy spotted this parks M-677.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1139845763728178

“1964 Jeep fc 4 door super rare for sale. Heavily rusted but all contours are there. Sheet metal work $1000 obo no title. ”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7250.

Thanks to John for sharing this military FC.

“Jeep M677 No drivetrain Plenty of rust Massive project, but for the right person it’s a doable project. Please only message me if actually interested. This is a personal project that I wont touch for a long time(several vehicles lined up before this one including a FC170) So happy to sell in the meantime. South Paris Maine”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $19,500.

(0806/2020) Lacks engine and transmission.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/310369813667086/

“Very rare M677 crew cab Jeep M677. USMC took possession in 1964 Vin number 10333 No motor/ trans. Otherwise very complete. Purchased to restore/ collection. But offering for sale if someone can do it justice before I get to it”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $28,500.

(04/10/2020) Tucker spotted this project. I would say there are more than 14 still on the road.

“One of the Rearest Willy Jeeps of all time…no rust or rot ever M677 military transport, runs and drives , 4×4 , three speed manual, two speed high low 14 of these known to still be on the road, real head turner New exhaust, breaks, wire, windshield, origanal gauges, tires, dual tanks and more All origanal drive line, but engine is now 289 ford, runs great This jeep will need minor dents removed before paint, was U.S. Marine Green in its day, now in primer Full documentation, was stationed in Guam for most of its life , and Washington St. national forest service All data plates are intact, ready to get lifted and rock n roll on the trails , will need fuel tanks tweeked, and a head liner, and front bumper Price negotiable or possible like trade n cash Clear Colorado title”

UPDATE: **SOLD** for $5000 on eBay.

This poor forgotten FC!

“This is a Jeep M677 FC built for the USMC. Supposedly only 1000 of these were built and very few are still in existence. I am unsure of the year. It is not running but the front and rear diff does freely turn and appears to be all original but the engine is not. It appears to be an inline Ford 6 cylinder. Feel free to contact me with any questions.”

UPDATE: **SOLD**? Was $15,000.

Doesn’t run.

“What you see is what you get an extremely rare military jeep in great restorable condition. I purchased last year with the intention to restore it but an injury forced sale. I’ve never seen one before, you never will again either. It’s def one of the last and one of the few remaining, and probably the best overall condition wise. At some point it was switched to s a small block Chevy, otherwise appears all original. Non running no title Bill of sale only”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.

Just stumbled onto this one. I don’t like the site and it might be difficult to contact the seller through it without signing up.

“1964 Willys/Kaiser FC170/ M677, Extremely Rare possibly 1 of less than 30 known to exist, Crew Cab (4 Door), Blackouts lights, brush guard bumper with lifting eyes, Troop benches under original aluminum cap–I only know of four caps still around, Has a Chevy 283, diesel engine is gone, Vehicle is complete except the radiator, Rare original 4 speed, Ran when it was parked… 1999, There is a tag on the Jeep that specifies it was a special order for the Marine Corp, These Jeep needs alot of work, but this is a RARE opportunity., Needs rust repair on doors, drivers window is broke, seat fabric is deteriorated, Needs total restoration—VIN # 932710197, Located in Mountain City Tennessee, Serious inquires only/ may consider trades, $6500.00,,, $6,500 negotiable”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

These don’t pop up for sale often!

“If you know what this is, you know that they do not come up for sale very often. This is the 4 door military version of the FC170 cab over pickup truck built by Willys and the Kaiser Jeep from 1956 to 1965. They say that around 400 of them were built for the Navy in 1964. This is 1 of the approximately 50 know to still exist. She has a South Carolina windshield registration tag from 1975, but she has been in Michigan for at least 10 years and is now located in Farmington Hills, Michigan.

The Good:
#264 of approximately 400 M-677s ever built. This vehicle is still in very original condition with it’s complete Cerlist 3 cylinder, 2 stroke, supercharged diesel engine, T-90 Transmission, Spicer 18 Transfer Case and full interior. All the glass is there and good, except for a small crack in the Driver’s door main window at the bottom that is barley visible. Interior and floor steel are in very good condition. I have a clear title.
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UPDATE: Was $4200. **SOLD** Spotted by yours truly as it was being towed west from Denver on I-70.

“This is truck #383 of the estimated 400 diesel-powered, Forward Control Jeep crew cabs built for the Marine Corp in 1964. The majority of these rare trucks have not survived, and this one barely has. It appears to have been wrecked early in its life and was subsequently stripped of its drivetrain and military dash. The collectibility of these trucks makes this one worth restoring, though it will entail quite a bit of work. These rare four-door cabs were constructed largely of parts available from standard civilian production.

Enough remains of the rare military body, that it can be rebuild from pieces. A good civilian cab, dash, and doors is included with this sale to help with that reconstruction. The floors of both cabs are remarkably solid. There is some rust in the doors that is repairable. The frame still sits on its original Dana axles, which specification sheets identify with 4.89 gears and Power Lock differentials front and rear. The engine, transmission, and transfer case is gone. The military dog house is still there. It is missing the cover for the battery box and air cleaner, which originally set inside the cab. It has the original military grill guard and bumpers with air-lift loops. It is missing all of the military blackout lights.”

UPDATE: Was $4000. **SOLD**

“One of the most sought after Jeep Forward Controls. 1 of 400 made and one of 60 known to still be around.
1964 M-677 Kaiser Jeep Willys forward control FC 170 4 door with factory Cerlist 3 cylinder Diesel engine.
Complete truck needing a total restoration. Very rusty but almost impossible to find a 4 door in any condition.
Clean title. Price $6,000 with the Cerlist Diesel, $4,000 without the Cerlist specific parts. Most people hot rod and don’t use the original equipment.”