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1963 Ford Fairlane Base 5.8l on 2040-cars

US $5,500.00
Year:1963 Mileage:56000
Location:

Lathrop, California, United States

Lathrop, California, United States
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I am selling a 1963 Ford Fairlane Ranch Wagon.    This classic vehicle has 56000 original miles on it.   I got it from the owners son when his father died.    It had been sitting in a garage for over 30 years.    I got it the way it is and I intended to restore for my son but he has lost interest in this project.     However we start the project by putting in a new gas tank /valve with a lifetime warranty, a new battery and 4 new white wall tires.    Oddly enough this car started right up and it purrs like a kitten.   So .. so smooth.     This is car is a conventional shift.  An "H" pattern gear shift lever is used to shift the 3-speed conventional drive standard transmission. The standard 3-speed "H" shifting pattern is also used with the Overdrive transmission.    When I got this car approximately 5 years it did not run.  It runs so good now.   The two bench seats, front and back definitely need to reupholstered.    The floor boards/pans were completely rotted / rusted out.  We have replaced the front, did not make it to the back yet.   It needs a new a headliner, I have all of the pieces that it requires.   And of course after doing the rear floor boards / pans then it would need a carpet kit.     Now, as I said I started this restoration project.    So I ordered the carpet kit and the rear floor pans and some miscellaneous pieces /odds n ends for the interior which are all still in the boxes in the car.     As you will tell by the photos, it could use a paint job.   It is white with a red stripping down the side.   It has all the original emblems though.     All the windows and doors work perfect.   The dash area even looks fine.     This is a project car for someone who knows the value of this car.   It could be beautiful with the correct restoration.     I also all the original paperwork down to every oil change that was done on this car and  the original book (manual) .     Please email me if you have any questions or would like to see more photos.   My loss is your gain. 

Also, if you are winner of this auction I can help you out with the shipping (receiving) of the vehicle.   I own an auto transport business and if you are within our states of travel we can definitely provide you a good price.. If you are not within our transport states then I can still help out by saving you the broker fee to find a transport company.  

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