1956 Ford Fairlane 2 Door 5.0 Liter Fuel Injected Custom Street Hot Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Canyon Country, California, United States
Here we have a super nice 1956 Ford Fairlane
Street rod. As you can see in the pictures the car is very very
nice. We will start with the drive train. The engine is a 2004 Ford
Cobra 5.0. The engine was built by Ben Alameda racing engines. The
aluminum cylinder heads are 2004 GT 40 and have been fully polished. The
transmission is a 2004 AOD over drive. The 8.8 Ford rear end has 373
gears. The car has disc brakes on all 4 wheels. The car is also equipped
with Vintage Air and Heat, Power steering, ABS electric power Disc
Brakes, Power windows, Key-less entry door poppers, intermittent wipers
and cruise control, Autometer gauges, and the list goes on and on. Please look at the
pictures closely as we can't possibly list all the cool equipment on
this car. Everything on this car is ether polished, chrome or powder
coated. The car has less then 1500 miles since restored. There is no
rust any where. The interior is in perfect condition. The owner has passed
on and we are selling the car for his wife. If you have any questions
just give Nelson a call @ 661-250-1837 or shoot us a message. If you
would like to come see the car before you bid give us a call and make an
appointment.Thanks for looking.
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