1962 Ford Fairlane 2 Door 6 Cylinder 3 Speed New Flat Black Paint No Reserve on 2040-cars
Bremen, Georgia, United States
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Here is a good running 1962 Ford Fairlane 2 Door Hardtop. It has a smooth running 6 cylinder engine with a 3 speed in the floor. It is a car that you can drive just about anywhere. It has a good solid body with NEW Flat Black paint. The bumpers have some surface rust and the emblems has some pitting but it was done to be an old skool ratrod style driver. It has red painted wheels with good tires. The interior is Red and the seats are in good condition as is the headliner. The door panels are decent but could stand to be replaced. The undercarriage I have pics of and as you can see the pans have some rust. The passenger floors are the worst with the left side behind drivers seat needing attention. It is a car that you can drive and enjoy as is or fix up and make a nice car out of. This is a car that you don't see much anymore.
Auction could end early as this car is also For Sale locally. Please don't ask local selling price cause price on here is lower anyway. It is being sold AS IS with no warranty given or implied in anyway. Pre Sale inspections are welcomed and encouraged so you will know exactly what you are getting. Any questions please ask. This car is being sold with a current Georgia registration as Georgia does not require nor will they issue a title on a car this old. Don't worry about that cause I will give you what paperwork you need to get a title in your state. THIS IS A REALLY GOOD CAR OVERALL SELLING AT NO RESERVE!! |
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