1958 Ford Convertible on 2040-cars
Leeds, Alabama, United States
1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Convertible, Colonial white and sun gold, originally 352/300 hp., automatic, THIS IS A PROJECT CAR!!!!. Super solid - trunk, floors, inner & outer rockers, inner & outer quarters, frame, NO RUST, Just surface rust. It was stored in a wharehouse in Atlanta, Ga., For over 25 years, the only rust I have found is bottom of drivers door in the shell part about the size of a quarter, a spot same size on left side by the sill plate, a small spot on bottom of trunk lid,. All very easy to repair, The car has a 272 Y block w/ 3 spd overdrive sitting in it,. I bought a completely rebuilt 361 edsel motor (same engine as the 352), no money spared, NEW---pistons, water pump, fuel pump, starter, generator, torque converter, Transmission all completely built (correct automatic). have the correct manifolds, over $4000.00 spent on engine & trans., The top is there but seems a few broken parts that would have be welded. Missing - that I can see are the rear quarter glass, (both), back bottom seat frame, one door glass, windshield, drive shaft, may be more but that's the parts I have noticed missing. Probably the most solid unrestored 58 ford out there. Has small dents, scratches etc. Alabama will not issue a title on any vehicle pre -- 1975, but will provide every thing your state requires for them to issue you a title.. basically a tag receipt and notarize bill of sale,.NEEDS TOTAL RESTORATION.. any questions call - 205-253-7629 |
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