1959 Ford Fairlane Galaxie 500 2 Doors Hardtop on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT 1959 FORD FAIRLANE 500 GALAXIE 2 DOOR.
BODY IN GREAT CONDITION, VERY LITTLE RUST, ALL ORIGINAL PAINT, ALL CROMO ORIGINAL AND COMPLETE, NOTHING MISSING. ENGINE 302 v8 EFI Ford (EVERITHING FROM THIS SWAP IS FROM A 93 MUSTANG 5.0) LOTS OF POWER. THE MUSTANG WIRING HARNESS WAS USED IN PARALLEL WITH THE 59 ACCESSORY HARNESS. THE IN TANK FUEL PUMP WAS MODIFIED TO FIT IN THE OROGINAL 59 TANK. IT'S BEEN DONE NEW BBK SHORTY HEADERS, BBK UNDER DRIVE PULLEYS, FLEX-A-LITE MECHANICAL FAN, MSD DISTRIBUTOR. HAS ALSO A FORD RACING T-5 TRANS WHICH HAS 60,000 MILES ON IT, PRO 5.0 SHORT THROW SHIFTER. AT THE MOMENT NEED A NEW BATTERY. GOOD RUNNING NO LEAKS, NO SMOKE. INTERIOR IS IS PRETTY GOOD CONDITION AND ALL IS ORIGINAL, I THINK ONLY THE CARPET BEEN REPLACED. NEED TO FINISH THE EXHAUST, IT'S A PERFECT PROJECT CAR, YOU REALLY CAN BUILD A 25 K MODELL OUT OF THIS GREAT CAR. THIS IS A VERY RARE MODEL, NOT MANY BUILD. ASKING 9500 OR BEST OFFER.
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