1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria Hard Top Base 4.8l Project on 2040-cars
Salem, Oregon, United States
For sale is a good restoration project. Vehicle is factory Peacock blue and white with a good running 292, has a 3 speed overdrive transmission. Vehicle is mostly original, car is not driveable. The gas tank is out, needs brakes and some under hood wiring hooked up. Front windshield and both door glass are cracked. The front cross member is solid, car has normal rust for a 58 year old vehicle, this is a fairly solid car for the year. The motor was running 2 weeks ago off of a gas can and it runs real good and idles nice with no leaks. The car does need exhaust. Please view all photos and ask all questions before bidding. I have a clean title.
Details of the car has been described to the best of my knowledge. Sold as is ! If possible please inspect before buying. Please call 971-599-8491. |
Ford Fairlane for Sale
- Nice solid body and interior runs and drives excellent(US $5,000.00)
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