1967 Fairlane Rare 2 Barrel Gta With Martiautoworks Report on 2040-cars
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Selling a Rare 2 Barrel 1967 Fairlane Matching Numbers 390 GTA with the original 9 inch rear end. It does not run, it needs restored but is in good condition. Floor pans are in great condition also. It needs door panels. It comes with new carpet, dash pad, headers, console, bucket seats, original air cleaner, extra passenter door, extra cowl and other parts. It has the original engine and transmission in the car. It has the original 2 Barrel Original carb with the tag still on the carb also. Any questions contact me at 405-924-5273 my name is Milton (Note I do have a matching engine that does run if interested to go with the car) Matching numbers cars are hard to find. And trying to find matching parts are just as hard. Yes they made 2 Barrel Fairlane GTA's but not many visit (www.decodthis.com) put in the VIN Number to see the VIN data on this vehicle. Thanks NOTE FOR ALL OVERSEAS BUYERS, I WILL TAKE THE CAR TO THE PORT FOR SHIPPING AS LONG AS IT IS IN LOS ANGELES FOR $100.00 |
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