1979 Ford Ltd Crown Victoria 302 Cruiser Classic V8 Custom Cool on 2040-cars
North Richland Hills, Texas, United States
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1979 Ford LTD 2 Door Sedan. This car has a 302 cubic inch engine and a automatic C4 trans that runs great for a car this size, The Engine is very strong It has approx. 15K on a rebuilt motor ( New pistons, bored .030 over, ground crankshaft, rebuilt heads and a mild cam). Recently overhauled 2BBL Carburetor, New water and fuel pump, the power steering pump has new seals in it. It has a Chrome air cleaner (new) and valve covers to, the air conditioning still works and blows cold in the summer. The brakes are good, it has a new brake master cylinder, brake line and fluid. The rearend is good it has a new pinion shaft seal and gear lube. The body is straight except for the little ding, dents and such that comes with a car of 34 years old, it had a vinyl roof at one time but it was removed and sanded and primered black, It still has nice Chrome on the outside, Bumpers, grill and trim. The windows have been tinted, It has bucket seats, the interior needs to be redone but the dash front is still in good shape, the windshield has a single line crack on the passenger side but is not restrictive, the front tires are in good condition, Texas safety inspection sticker good until 4-14, This would make a great project car for a old Ford enthusiasts. This car is a good Hi-way ride but does need some TLC. This is a Great Buy you will have the only Car like this around, I get lots of looks when I drive this car and Kool comments to...The Engine and transmission alone could be sold for $1500....
On Jan-16-14 at 09:32:00 PST, seller added the following information:
On Jan-16-14 at 09:34:22 PST, seller added the following information:
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