1966 Fairlane 500xl Hdtp 427-8v on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
Engine:427 side oiler 8v
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 51,154
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: springtime yellow
Model: Fairlane
Interior Color: Black
Trim: 500xl 2 door hardtop
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
66 ford fairlane 500xl 2 dr hdtp
springtime yellow over black bucket interior
427 side oiler engine-dual holley 4v 650 carbs-edelbrock al heads-tunnel wedge intake-headers-al rad with twin electric fans
hot cam-roller rockers-msd ignition-all the good stuff inside and out.power thru a built C6 with a high stall converter to a strange
3.50/1 rear axle assy.4 wheel disc brakes-stainless exhaust all the way back to the chrome tips.estimated 550-600 hp
this is a very nice cruiser-show car---or could be a fun drag machine.draws a lot of attention at shows and cruises (my useage).
paint is an honest 8- nice gloss with a few blems
interior is a 9 underside is a 9 body is very nice & straight 8 or 9
more info and questions LARRY (480)707-9040
shipping is buyers responceability --payment by wire transfer or cash only--$1000.00 due within 48 hours
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