1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Oringal 352 Numbers Matching Motor! 2dr Clean In And Out! on 2040-cars
Clinton Township, Michigan, United States
Engine:352 V-8
Body Type:2DR HARDTOP
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Exterior Color: Green
Make: Ford
Interior Color: GREEN& WHITE
Model: Fairlane
Number of Cylinders: V-8
Trim: 500
Drive Type: REAR WHEEL
Mileage: 83,496
Sub Model: FAIRLANE 500 GALAXIE
HELLO UP FOR BID IS OUR 1959 FORD FAIRLANE 500 GALAXIE! WITH BELIVED TO BE NUMBERS MATCHING 353 MOTOR AND TRANS! THIS SPECIAL FORD WAS WAY AHEAD OF ITS TIME! WITH THE AMAZING CRAFTMANSHIP, THAT WAS ADMIRED BY EVERYONE AROUND THE WORLD! AND THIS IS STILL TRUE TODAY! THIS BEAUTY WAS THE BEGINING OF THE LEDGENDARY FORD GALAXIE BRAND, WHICH LASTED FOR MANY YEARS, THIS WAS A SPECIAL ORDER FORD WITH THE THUNDERBIRD PACKAGE! THE 353 MOTOR RUNS GREAT! EVEN AFTER SITTING FOR MONTHS, THIS DEPENDABLE 1959 STARTED RIGHT UP WITH NO PROBLEMS AT ALL! THE SPECIAL ORDER TRANS, WHICH IS A FORD-O-MATIC,TWO SPEED OVERDRIVE THAT SHIFTS GREAT, WE WENT FOR A RIDE AND WAS JUST AMAZED HOW WELL THIS CAR HANDLED, EVERYONE GAVE THUMBS UP EVERY WHERE WE WENT, THE 352 MOTOR RAN GREAT, ALL GAUGES WORK AS THEY SHOULD, EVEN THE HEATER WORKS GREAT! ALL LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS WORK AS THEY SHOULD, THE HORN WORKS, ALL GLASS IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE WITH NO CHIPS OR CRACKS ANYWHERE, THE INTERIOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE, THE SEATS LOOK NEW, THE HEADLINER IS ALSO IN GREAT SHAPE, THE CHROME IS ALL ORIGNAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, THE FRONT GRILLE LOOKS NEW STILL! ALL TRIM IS IN GREAT SHAPE, THE TRUNK IS VERY SOLID WITH NO PATCHWORK OF ANY KIND, THE UNDERSIDE IS ALSO VERY SOLID, THIS FORD WAS A WORK OF ART! IN 1959 THE FORD GALAXIE WAS THE BEST SELLING CAR, OF THE TIME, EVERYONE LOVED THEM, THE CRAFTSMANSHIP THAT WENT INTO EVERYONE IS AMAZING, AND WAY AHEAD OF ITS TIME FOR 1959, THIS FORD WAS VERY WELL MAINTAINED AND IT SHOWS, THIS IS A VERY GOOD DRIVER QUALITY CAR, THE PAINT IS SEVERAL YEARS OLD AND STILL GLOWS, ANYONE WOULD BE PROUD TO DRIVE THIS WORK OF ART! IF IN THE AREA PLEASE COME LOOK BEFORE BIDDING! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION EARLY! IF THINKING OF HAVING THE CAR SHIPPED, WE USE A VERY REASONABLE PRICED SHIPPER WHO OF COURSE IS LIC AND INSURED, WILL RESPOND TO ALL EMAILS ASAP!! WE BELIVE WE HAVE A VERY REASONABLE BUY IT NOW! GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS EVERYONE!
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