1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Town Club Victoria Hardtop on 2040-cars
Holbrook, New York, United States
A BILL OF SALE ONLY IS INCLUDED WITH THE SALE OF THIS CAR 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Town Club Victoria, 4 Door HARDTOP, 332c.i. 265 HP V8, 4BBL Carb, Fordomatic 2-Speed Automatic Transmission. This vehicle was a rare garage find at an estate sale. It was sitting in the garage since 1967 which is the last New York State inspection on the windshield. We have not even attempted to get it running. There is NO ignition or key. The floors and trunk pan look solid. The BODY TAG reads as follows: SERIAL NUMBER: G8EV132704 BODY: 57A COLOR: E TRIM: G DATE: 16M TRANS: 3 AXLE: 0 Three of the Original hubcaps and one earlier year are in the trunk. Obviously the car will need restoration but from the condition it would probably be easier than normal. A BILL OF SALE is included with the sale but there is NO TITLE for this vehicle. The new owner can get a TITLE from their Dept. of Motor Vehicles or from a TITLE service such as Broadway Title Company. ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. WE WILL FULLY COOPERATE WITH ANY INTERNATIONAL BUYERS AND SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS. AUCTION TERMS: |
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