!962 Fairlane 500 on 2040-cars
Corona, California, United States
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For sale is a 1962 Ford Fairlane 500. Car is a 221 CI V8 with power glide tranny, has power steering. I am the 3rd owner. Car originally from Oregon, no rust issues, car has original paint, some dings and dents (small) over all of the years, could use a repaint, but its original. Engine total rebuilt at 82689 miles(have paperwork) Interior in excellent shape, no rips or tears anywhere, dash not cracked, carpet good, trunk liner no tears, no rust on trunk floor New carb, just installed, fresh tune up, oil change. All lights, turn signals, horn, wipers function as they should. Don't have any more room, must sell ASAP. Call me for any questions or for additional photos. (951) 817-9673 Keith Car is for sale locally, so may remove at anytime before reserve met. Car is sold "AS IS/WHERE IS" with no warranty either expressed or implied. Pay Pal only accepted for deposit of $500. Balance must be wire transfer or in person within 72 hours of end of auction. |
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