1957 Ford Fairlane 500 on 2040-cars
Madison, Ohio, United States
UP FOR BID IS A 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 2dr. CLUB SEDAN. THIS CAR WAS PULLED OUT OF A BARN OVER 15 YEARS AGO AND STORED IN A HEATED GARAGE EVER SINCE. HAS A CLEAN OHIO TITLE. THE CAR IS SOLID FOR THE MOST PART, BUT WILL NEED RESTORED. THE CAR DOES RUN AND HAS ONLY BEEN DRIVEN IN THE DRIVEWAY. HAS A SMALL BLOCK FORD MOTOR THAT WAS REDONE AND AN AUTO TRANS, A 9" REAREND, OLD SCHOOL DRAGBARS AND OLD SCHOOL MICKEY THOMPSONS ON IT. THE FRONT FENDERS ARE FIBERGLASS (NOT SURE IF THESE WERE FROM THE FACTORY). HAVE PRETTY MUCH ALL OF THE TRIM IF NOT ALL OF IT AND HAVE THE BUMPERS (NEED REDONE). ALL THE GLASS IS GOOD EXCEPT THE DRIVERS DOOR. WE DON'T KNOW TOO MUCH ABOUT THIS CAR AND JUST NEVER GOT THE TIME TO GET INVOLVED WITH IT. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. THIS WOULD DEFINATELY MAKE A GREAT FATHER SON PROJECT OR DRAG CAR. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING. PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL WITH PHONE NUMBER AND QUESTIONS AND WILL GLADLY RETURN YOUR CALL. |
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