1965 Ford Fairlane 500 4.7l on 2040-cars
Cloquet, Minnesota, United States
***Not exact mileage, as I am listing before I have written down the mileage. Odometer has not been tampered with, just don't have the right number for you.****Have for sale a used 1965 Ford Fairlane Sport Coupe 500. It is in restorable condition, but not driveable. Original motor swapped for a 68' mustang 302, but needs complete overhaul. Transmission was pulled and discarded. Whole car needs restoration, but is in strong shape considering age and fact that it has been stored for over 25 years (9 of which were indoors). Extra full set of chrome for the car is in the trunk, although there are a few pieces missing from car currently. I also have an extra door for each side and have access to an extra trunk deck (although all three are fine and on the car, planned ahead for potential accidents). Please email any questions you may have and I can take specific photos if anyone is interested. For sale locally so reserve the right to end the sale early if it sells here.
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