1968 Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback No Reserve on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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1968 red Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback. It's a solid running project. I was told the 302 V8 was rebuilt around 2008. It fires right up with no issues. Odometer has rolled over, but now reads around 1000. I bought it in the fall to restore with my brother but don't have the time or the body work skills to finish it before he goes to college. I haven't gotten into the car, but what I do know is that it needs some body work, a paint job, and tires. The drums have been rebuilt but I think the lines need to be bled. The interior is in great shape. It has a new battery. It was an AC car, but the AC was removed. I have the Fairlane name plates in the trunk. It's a cool, somewhat rare car and could be cruised this summer with a small amount of work.
I'm selling the car AS IS - there is no warranty. It's got really good potential - it runs and practically drives, but it is a 46 year old project car. It should be towed home. I strongly recommend you come out and look at it before bidding. $500 non-refundable PayPal deposit within 48 hours of the auction ending, and the rest by cash at delivery. No haggling the price upon pick up. I have a clear Ohio title. Please feel free to ask for more pictures if you're interested in bidding and I'll be happy to send you a photo of anything you'd like to see. |
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