1967 Ford Fairlane Big Block 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
THIS 1967 FAIRLANE IS A TRUE SURVIVOR. SOLD NEW IN PHOENIX ARIZONA IN 1967 AND STILL IN AZ. IT HAS NEVER HAD ANY RUST OUT, NEVER BEEN DENTED, AND NO BONDO. WHY SPEND $5000 TO $10,000 IN BODYWORK TO PATCH UP A POOR CONDTION FAIRLANE. FLOORS ARE EXCELLANT AS ARE THE 1/4'S AND EVERYWHERE ELSE. THE 390 GT ENGINE HAS BEEN TOTALLY REBUILT BY RUTHERFORD PERFORMANCE HERE IN THE VALLEY. HAVE RECEIPTS FOR OVER $7,000. BORED .030 WITH FORGED PISTONS, BALANCED, ARP ROD BOLTS, MILD CAM, ADJ ROCKER ARMS, SPECIAL CHAIN AND GEARS,OIL PUMP. EXTENSIVE HEAD WORK WITH STAINLESS VALVES- SPECIAL SEATS- PORTING--SPRINGS ETC. NEW HOLLEY 4 BARREL CLUTCH AND PREESURE PLATE ASSEMBLY IS NEW. THE 4 SPEED HAS BEEN REDONE AND THE ORIGINAL SHIFTER WORKS GREAT. THE REAR END HAS NEW AXEL BRGS AND SEALS. ALL NEW HEAVY WALL ALUMINIZED DUAL EXHAUST WILL COME WITH CAR--COMPLETE WITH HANGERS-CLAMPS-GASKETS---IS BEING SHIPPED FROM OHIO NOW. ALL BRAKES HAVE BEEN GONE THRU WITH NEW SEALS AND BEARINGS PACKED, FRONT SUSPENSION PARTS REPLACED AS WELL ALL SIDE TRIM IS VERY NICE WITH ONLY BLACK PAINT NEEDING TOUCH UP. NO TRIM OR EMBLEMS ARE MISSING IT IS ALL THERE AND GOOD COND. BUMPERS ARE DRIVER QUALITY AND NOT BENT UP. HEADLINER BOWS ARE ALL THERE. CAR RUNS AND DRIVES VERY NICE CLEAN AND CLEAR ARIZONA TITLE. THE CAR ALSO HAS FACTORY AIR Vin 7K35Z213235 Z CODE IS 390-4V BODY CODE 63B=500 2 DR HTP BENCH SEAT COLOR Y= DK GRN METALLIC 4G TRIM= IVY GOLD VINYL DATE CODE 06F= JUNE 6 DSO CODE 75= SOLD NEW IN PHOENIX AZ AXEL CODE 1= 3.00 FORD 9" TRANS CODE 5= 4 SPEED 2.78 IST GEAR
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