1969 Ford Fairlane 500 - One Owner on 2040-cars
Lone Jack, Missouri, United States
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One Owner, my GMA's only car. Bought new from my uncle at his Ford Dealership in Wilber, NE. Have original paperwork, owners card, owners manual, build sheet. Helping my dad sell it. It doesn't have Bluetooth or My Sync Ford technology, this is an old car. Its used, it runs, drives, and has a couple dents but not a lot of rust for its age. It has been in my dads shop sitting for the past 10 years. Gma passed in 2003 that is the last time it was licensed. I took my drivers test in the car. It has a 302 V8 and a 2 barrel carb. It starts and runs good. The park/neutral switch needs adjusting as you have to hold up the shift lever to crank the engine. All of the Chrome is there, all of the hubcaps. Even the original floor mats. Carpet is in descent shape. Front Seats have separated in the seams. Washer sprayer doesn't seem to work haven't looked into it. Dash Lights work. Headlights, turn signals, brights/dim work, switch works on floor. My dad has gotten it out about 3 or 4 times a year since 2003 and drives it up/down the road to stir up the oil in the car. No water leaks, but there are a few drips of oil on the floor so its not leak free. Its not horrible just a couple spots about the size of a baseball from sitting the past 8 weeks in my shop. I will start the bidding at the reserve so when it sells it sells. We have a clean title for the car. If you have any questions feel free to contact me I will be more than happy to answer any/all questions to the best of my ability and get any pictures for you also if you want something special. Happy Bidding!!!! I did not clean the outside of the car or engine compartment, it could use a good cleaning. It was a non smoker vehicle. |
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