1967 Ford Fairlane 500 3.3l on 2040-cars
Gifford, Illinois, United States
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Regretfully for sale today I am offering a very nice 1967 Ford Fairlane 500 survivor. I am the second owner of this car. It was purchased new in 1967 at a dealership in Chicago Illinois. The car is 99% rust free with the exception of what you see in the picture on the passenger side rear quarter of the car and the passenger side torque box. The trunk area is 100% rust free as well as the doors and trunk lid. This car is equipped with a 200 ci engine that runs great. It also has an add on under dash air conditioner that has been converted to 134a type freon and works well. The car was repainted in the early 90's and I would call the paint job a "nice driver" not "show" by any means. The interior of the car is very nice with one minor crack in the original dash pad and a few holes in the headliner. If the car does not sell I have it scheduled to go in for a headliner replacement. The car is pretty straight with a few slight dings and imperfections. I have the original 14' wheels and tires as well as the dog dish style hub caps that go with the car as well as the bill of sale from when the car was sold new. I do not have to sell the car but I don't get the opportunity to enjoy it as much as I would like and storage is an issue so I would like to offer it to someone who will appreciate it for what it is. Please feel free to ask any questions and please keep any negative comments or low ball offers to yourself. Thanks for looking and happy bidding! Dustin 217-202-6055 |
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