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1955 Ford Crown Victoria Coupe, Matching Numbers, Showroom, Restored! on 2040-cars

US $29,950.00
Year:1955 Mileage:15435 Color: INTERIOR COLOR
Location:

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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1955 Ford Crown Victoria Coupe

 

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Vehicle Information

 

MANUFACTURER MODEL YEAR VIN
Ford Crown Victoria 1955 U5RW119536
MILEAGE TRANSMISSION ENGINE
15,435 3-Speed Manual Transmission 292 V8 Engine
EXTERIOR COLOR INTERIOR COLOR BODY STYLE TITLE
Tropical Rose Snowshoe White Coupe CLEAR



 

Vehicle Description

 

You are bidding on a fantastic 1955 Ford Crown Victoria Coupe with matching numbers. This Crown Victoria is in showroom condition inside and out. 

Features include: 292 V8 Engine, 3-Speed Manual Transmission With Overdrive, Factory Continental Kit, Town & Country Radio, Dual Factory Antennae, Rear Speaker, Tinted Glass, Windshield Washers, And Much More.  This is a fantastic Crown Vic with numerous features.  A sure to please. 

An excellent and correct restoration of a low mileage vehicle.  There is only 15,000 miles since the completion of the body-off restoration.  It drives and looks fantastic

Please note that ALL vehicles being sold have clean and clear titles !

Please do not hesitate to contact us, by phone at,  817-292-4477 with any questions.  We are proud to have great positive feedback and our price is always below retail.   You can also email us (Michael@CityViewClassicCars.com) with any questions.  We provide free airport pick-up from both Dallas Love Field and DFW International Airport we also can arrange low cost shipping directly to your door. Thank you for visiting another of City View Classic Cars' fantastic listing.
 

 


 

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City View Classic Cars is a dealer of quality, clean, classic vehicle.  We are a family owned business, and are proud to have a reputation for purchasing clean, quality, classic cars and trucks from other collector's and the finest classic auto auction's in the nation.   We deal in all makes, models, and body styles.  It is our mission to provide you with the best experience and best customer service which you deserve. 

     We do not handle any vehicles that have a salvaged, reconditioned, or flood titles.  Please take the time to look at our fantastic feedback and feel assured that all our vehicles are exactly as described.

Visit our showroom for a relaxing atmosphere around people and machines that tug at your memory of earlier years.

     We are located in Fort Worth, TX. Call 817-292-4477 for additional information !

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Terms And Agreements

 

1. Out-of-state buyers are responsible for inventory tax and a documentation fee ($125).  Inventory tax is calculated at .002659% of the sales price.

2. Texas residents are responsible for sales tax, inventory tax, registration/title transfer, and a documentation fee.

3. A $1,500  deposit must be made within 48 hours of auction close with the remaining balance paid within 7 days unless other arrangements are made.

4. Acceptable methods of payment for the deposit are cash in person, wire transfers, or cashier's check.

5. Acceptable methods of payment for the balance are cash in person, wire transfers, or cashier's check.

6. Before bidding, you must have funds readily available or be pre-qualified. 

7. Seller reserves the right to cancel this auction at any time.

8. City View Classic Cars ships upon receipt of payment.  City View Classic Cars can arrange shipping worldwide or provide complimentary pick-up service at airport.

9. All bidders with no feedback need to contact City View Classic Cars within 1 hour of placing bid to confirm their bid was not an accident, or it maybe removed by City View Classic Cars

10. By not following these Terms high bidder forfeits right to vehicle, and City View Classic Cars may offer item to next highest bidder.

Thank you for viewing our inventory and good luck on your bidding.

 

   

Location

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City View Classic Cars
5031 Bryant Irvin Road
Fort Worth, TX 76132

For any further questions please call us at 817-292-4477. Our hours of operation are (9:00am - 6:00pm) Monday - Friday (CST) and (10:00am - 5:00pm) Saturday (CST).  You may also email us at: Michael@CityViewClassicCars.com

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