1959 Ford 2dr-ht on 2040-cars
Mount Hood Parkdale, Oregon, United States
up for sale is my 1959 ford 2dr-ht.this car spent it's intire life in high desert country redmond oregon. and was 99.5 rust free spot in lower passenger fender.was a running driving car when i got it. will include picture befour restoration.
here is what was done. car sold as is where is and is for sale local and may be remove . so ask questons? deposit of $1000.00 in 24 hrs. bal. cash or wire transfer only. clr.title in hand. car----- $3500.00 motor rebuilt 3000.00 tran.ck&seal 100.00 shocks 60.00 brakes 550.00 coker rad tires 1000.00 paint supplys pp&g 800.00 upholstery kit 3300.00 mufflers &pipe 650.00 stanless buffed 200.00 trunk & door seals 160.00 stanless skirts 300.00 sun crest hub caps 250.00 ----------------------- $13,870.00 |
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