1964 Ford Fairlane 500 289 V8 Green Dot Automatic 2 Owner on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa, California, United States
Super straight and Very Very nice 1964 Ford Fairlane 500, this has the 289 2V motor and a 3 speed Automatic Green Dot transmission. The transmission has been rebuilt and a recent valve body installed. Drive train is awesome and goes down the freeway like new.
About 10k in receipts over the years, recent generator, regulator as well. Carpet is newer, headliner is near perfect. Body has no major flaws, straight and true. paint is an older repaint, some cracks in paint in top left rear quarter but shines up very nice. Engine is strong, tight and wonderful. Tires are 80 percent or better. Newer front and rear window rubber new trunk gasket This care has been taken care of over the years, receipts back at least to 1999 totalling 10k or so. Bottoms of door panels are warped, and need some help one rear window does not roll down...nothing major, just never bothered. No rust in floors, surface rust in trunk, not thin at all. May consider driving it to west coast destination for delivery. |
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