1956 Ford Fairlane 2 Door Post Sweet Cruiser! on 2040-cars
Trenton, Florida, United States
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Good day! I am selling this 1956 Ford Fairlane for a friend, her husband was building the car when he passed away.
He had over 20 vehicles in his collection, this one was so near completion, we decided to finish it. The car is equipped with a 340 Buick engine, that has been mildly built, with custom headers, aftermarket cam, all new internals, and an Edelbrock Carburetor. The transmission is a ST300 (Super Turbine 300) that shifts well, and has a stall converter. The rear end is a ford 9". Aluminum Radiator Aftermarket Power windows This is a clean driver car, and it runs great. The interior is in good condition, and very comfortable, with late model seats in it. The door strikers were just replaced, and new glass in the doors. Everything works as it should on this car, it just needs to be driven- by you! I have taken it to the local cruise in, and will again this Friday, if you are in the area, stop by and check it out! I would love to keep this one for myself, but I have about 6 cars already, 5 of which are in different stages of completion! Please feel free to call me anytime about the car, and I will answer any questions as quickly as possible. This car was previously listed by an employee of mine, he had insufficient information, and listed a few things improperly. Dan Beyer 352-535-5906 |
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