1957 Ford Ranchero **rare** Classic Car! on 2040-cars
Ranson, West Virginia, United States
Up for Auction is a 1957 Ford Ranchero. This is a frame off restoration, with all new parts! Rare car in excellent condition!! No expense has been spared on anything! If this car had a piece to unbolt it was taken off and restored. This car is all metal with no corners cut, Professionally restored. Needs Interior finished, carpet, door panels,headliner, the seat is already finished. Engine is a SBF 358 with a healthy hydraulic roller cam, Roush 185 64cc chamber Iron heads, polished hooker competition headers, I-beam eagle rods, forged crank, speed pro flat top pistons, a well built C4 transmission, and a 9 inch ford rear with a locker and 355 gears. You will not find a more solid or true restoration than this one. This car needs someone to just finish a couple of cosmetic items. If you have any questions please feel free to ask!! Payment for this auction is CASH ONLY IN PERSON!! HAPPY BIDDING!! . |
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