1966 Ford Fairlane Roller on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
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Car has a rebuilt 8.8 rear with 4:11 posi unit, all new brakes and brake lines. Car has new floor pan on passenger side front, new drivers side rear quarter panel, gas tank has been cut open cleaned and resealed. Clean trunk with no rust, complete Laurel Mountain Mustang Suspension and front disk brakes. Fiberglass hood and front fenders from Crites. Undercarriage and wheel wells sand scraped and painted. I do not have the front or rear glass. Side windows are all in-tacked, New wiring from Rebel Wire. Car is for sale locally. Very nice rust free car. Have both bumpers that need re chrome, front and rear bench seats that need repairs. Front Headlight assembly and tail lights are with the car.
On Feb-12-14 at 18:53:16 PST, seller added the following information: Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. |
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