1960 Ford Fairlane 500 Two Door Sedan Cool Hot Rod Rat Rod Nascar Collectable on 2040-cars
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
Very solid, straight Ford sedan. All original, all there right down to the small hubcaps, jack and spare. RUNS & DRIVES AND HAS BRAKES!!!! This car has sat in a backyard since the 80s but I put a battery in it, poured some gas in the carb and she started right up.
I hot wired in because the key is missing. Lifters click a little and she smokes some but I only ran it about 15 minutes. I think you could adjust lifters and run some fresh oil in her and the old 292 might be OK. Transmission works good and brakes work. She is running off of a 2 gallon jug you can see under hood because gas like is plugged and tank needs cleaned. Body is very straight with 30 year old repaint. Has small rust hole in lower quarter I tried to show in pictures and has small hole under driver foot where there is a hole in mat. Surface rust in trunk. Would take very little patching to repair. Interior is all there but pretty shabby, door panels probably usable. Headliner bad. Please non payers stay away, this car is going to sell so bid only if you are serious about owning this car. Clear North Dakota title in hand. Car can be hauled by normal transport. Starts, runs, drives. Installed aftermarket ignition switch to run. Non English speaking foreign bidders do not bid or your bid will be cancelled. Very hard to find in this condition, would make awsome hotrod or a nascar tribute replica. You could tune her up, put some seat covers on and drive her the way she is. Call or text with questions. seven o one 471.9063 |
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