56 Ford Fairlane on 2040-cars
Peshastin, Washington, United States
1955 Ford Station wagon and a super running
1956 Ford 2 door post
The 56 was sand blasted and needs paint and upholstery, the body is in good condition. Many new items and parts go with it.
It has been in climate controlled storage.
I have over $12,000 invested, this is a great deal for a car lover of these models. Email me for more pictures and information. Here is the list of upgrades to the 1956 Ford Club Sedan
1. 351 W engine: Roller cam and roller rockers, Edelbrock Performer intake,Edelbrock 600cfm Carburetor in 2005 2. 4 core radiator with high output water pump 3. New electrical wiring harness 4. New gas tank in 2003 with new sending unit 5. Completely rebuilt front end 6. New axle bearings front and back in 2000 7. Fat Man Fabrication Rack and pinion frame unit with Chevy Cavalier rack. 8. Flaming river steering column. 9. Summit Racing battery relocation kit for the trunk 10. Replaced driver side lower rocker panel in rear. 11. New Transmission with shift kit upgrade in 2005 12. New drive shaft 13. New disc brakes and master cylinder 14. Checked all lights inside and out 15. New shocks 16. Changed oil, lube and filter, checked rear end, transmission etc. 17. Still in packages; some new rubber for doors and windows Also have bumpers and many other parts that go on this car. Car has been blasted and is ready for body work and paint Mileage is unknown on all new equipment. This is a real sweet deal ready for paint and interior
Bill Timmermans 509-840-2883
The car is in a climate controlled garage in Leavenworth,Washington
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