1963 Ford Fairlane Squire Bucket Seats Only 277 Made Rare Restore Or Parts on 2040-cars
Kingman, Arizona, United States
Engine:260V8
Body Type:wagon fairlane Squire
Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
Mileage: 100,000
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: White
Model: Fairlane
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: squire
Drive Type: motor not hooked up
I'll start with car has bill of sale only. 71G T 84 23E 71 4 3 I relisted and took more pictures Wood trim broken at tailgate corner piece broken missing. exterior good some small easy fix dents. have lights ,grill bumper. 1963 Fairlane Squire with rare bucket seats. Needs restoring. 95% complete. needs radiator and fan, dash parts,interior. Motor not hooked up ran but smoked needs rebuild. has seats and center console rare. All need redone. Tinted glass all there. Faux trim ok but some broken parts for tail gate.calif. car made in San Jose. Has some rust holes in front floors but rest in solid shape. Dash has some rust needs repair. car solid after front panels, doors, fenders rails in great shape. I got this car with another Squire and I don't have the money to do both. history car was in Las Vegas for many years. Driver door was replaced off sedan needs trim holes made for faux wood trim. It is blue color. Other doors all good and straight. Grill straight.Hood straight. I have all the stainless trim. gas tank,front lights and trim. Top has a little dent to repair. over great start to classic rare wagon. This has the third seat cushions car would be 8 passenger wow. I know i repeated myself sorry.email any Questions,,,, car in kingman az. 86401 galaxie, ranchero, chevy wagon, ltd squire 9 passenger. fairmont tbird grand torino, country squire sedan coupe sport.
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