1964 Ford Fairlane 500 4.7l on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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I
am the second owner of this gorgeous 1964 Ford Fair lane 500, I owned and
enjoyed it for the last 21 years and bought it from a friend who is the
original owner. I got the car when it
had only 9,000 miles and now it has only 30,429 miles. A remarkable original
example with a 289 special V8, automatic transmission, the same engine ford
used in the mustangs. Striking blue exterior with a gorgeous bright blue and
white interior. Lots of the original paperwork is present including the owner’s
manual, Ford warranty and service record and years of registrations and other
paper works. The condition, mileage, documentation and great colors will make
this an outstanding addition to any collector or Ford admirer. This car has never been stored outside and
has been kept in garage all its life. The
car even has the original stickers on it. Original radio still works. No accidents not even touch ups
anywhere. Everything is original. Car is currently in Southern Florida and
buyer must arrange for transportation. |
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