Ford Other 3-window Coupe on 2040-cars
Wymore, Nebraska, United States
The car has only 741 miles since completion and is perfect in every way! I am selling only due to moving to Arizona and no room to take it along!! I will explain in some detail what all has been done to make such a beautiful show car that can be driven anywhere if you prefer to do so! The car started with a Show Me fiberglass body out of Missouri. The drivetrain is a new ZZ34 350 chevy with a fresh 700r4 transmission. It has a 9 inch Ford rearend with 3.30 gears and a posi.On top of the blower sits two 600 cfm Edelbrock carbs and the ignition is powered by a Joe Hunt magneto. The exhaust is fully ceramic coated with Magnaflow mufflers and shorty headers.The car has a Heidts front suspension and a four link rear suspension with Aldan adjustable coilover shocks and has rack and pinion steering. It has Wilwood four wheel power disc brakes. The car has Vintage A/C and heat.The interior is made of German leather and has remote control windows and locks with electric suicide door pins and a electric trunk lid. It has a Lokar shifter, electric cooling fan, and a EZ wiring harness.
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