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1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria 2 Door Restomod on 2040-cars

US $24,000.00
Year:1956 Mileage:78000
Location:

Baker City, Oregon, United States

Baker City, Oregon, United States
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Up for auction is a 1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria Restomod. A pretty rare find as it has a great stance, it is a consistent trophy winner, rides great but not mushy like the originals, fast when you want it to be.

Body:

This car is in great shape due to the previous owner replacing any rusted sheet metal with new panels, fully redone interior and a very respectable paint job, the original front cross member (prone to rust in these cars) has been professionally replaced with a new (thicker metal) reproduction one, that is the Resto part of the Restomod.

The external trim and door handles have been shaved and door and trunk electric poppers have been installed with hidden keyed opener (including an emergency manual door release in case of power failure) the front windows are power with a (Dakota Digital) remote for the passenger side.  The smoothie rims and baby moon hubcaps are 6 years new as are all four tires.

Interior:

The interior is in perfect shape no tears or worn spots, and features customized T-bird bucket seats, new carpet; all interior moldings have been powder coated, padded custom dash with CD player and 500 Watt (Boss) amp.

Drivetrain:

The Modifications are numerous; the mechanicals are mostly 1976 Gran Torino, they include the rebuild 351 Windsor engine with (Edlebrock) Performer manifold, Performer Camshaft and kit, (Edlebrock) 600 CFM electric choke carburetor, C4 transmission and an  8 Inch rear end, the exhaust features Flowmaster mufflers with 1970 Mustang concourse tips. The car has power Rack and Pinion steering (Fatman Fabrications) attached to a Gran Torino tilt steering column. The car has power brakes with (Fatman Fabrications) Granada front disc conversion.

Except when at shows or on cruises the car has always been garaged. There is a construction book that goes along with the car and some of it’s numerous trophies.

Car is being sold as is. The winning bid is the final price. A $500.00 deposit due at auction close.  Buyer is responsible for all Shipping/Transport charges and arrangements; seller will assist with pickup if required. Sorry no trades or early closing.

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