1958 Ford Skyliner Retractable # Match Runs Great See Video Nice Car 1957 1959 on 2040-cars
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1958 FORD FAIRLANE 500 SKYLINER RETACTABLE 60000 ORIGINAL MILES 3RD OWNER IT HAS THE 332 265 HP POLICE INTERCEPTOR ENGINE AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CORRECT # MATCHING MOTOR AND TRANS. THE MOTOR IS VERY CLEAN AND RUNS PERFECT THE TRANS. SHIFTS SMOOTH NO LEAKS OR TICKS OR KNOCKS IT HAS NEW EXHAUST THAT SOUNDS GREAT IT'S NOT VERY LOUD IT HAS QUIET MUFFLERS ON IT THE OPTIONS IT HAS IS POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES BOTH WORK GREAT AND IT HAS POWER TOP THAT WORKS PROPERLY THE ORIGINAL KNOB FOR THE TOP IS LIKE NEW THE RED LIGHT THAT TELLS YOU WHEN THE TOP IS ALL THE OPEN OR CLOSED WORKS PROPERLY ALL THE KNOBS AND LEVERS ON THE DASH ARE ORIGINAL AND IN GREAT CONDITION THE DASH IS VERY NICE IN THIS FORD EVERYTHING WORKS BREAK LIGHTS HI AND LOW HEAD LIGHTS TURN SIGNALS CLOCK SPEEDOMETER GAS GAUGE TEMPATURE GAUGE HORN EMERGENCY BRAKES WIPERS THE ELECTRICAL IS IN GREAT CONDITION ON THIS CAR IT HAS NEVER BEEN REWIRED OR HACKED UP THE HARNESS IS IN GREAT CONDITION THE THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN RESTORED ON THIS FORD ARE THE INTERIOR WAS COMPLETLY REDONE 4 YEARS AGO BACK TO AS CLOSE TO ORIGINAL AS POSSIBLE IT HAS A VERY NICE INTERIOR ALL THE CHROME IS VERY NICE AND THE FRONT AND REAR DOOR PANELS AND KICK PANELS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE IT RECENTLY HAD NEW SHOCKS BRAKES HOSES BELTS CARB. REBUILD THE CAR HAS BEEN REPAINTED IT LOOKS GREAT I WOULD CALL IT A NICE DRIVER PAINT JOB THE PAINT IS A 6 YEARS OLD THE DOORS OPEN AND SHUT NICE AND TIGHT THE TOP WORKS PERFECT THE MOTORS ARE STRONG IT MOVES UP AND DOWN VERY SMOOTH AND LATCHES THE WAY IT SHOULD THE WINDOWS ARE ORIGINAL AND ARE LIKE NEW VERY CLEAR NO CRACKS OR FOGGING THE LINES ON THIS CAR ARE VERY STRAIGHT I HAVE SEEN OTHERS THAT THE TRUNK LINES ARE TERRIBLE THIS ONE CLOSES VERY TIGHT AND THE LINES ARE EVEN ON EACH SIDE THE CHROME ON THE CAR IS VERY NICE NO DINGS IT HAS A NICE STRAIGHT LOOK DOWN THE SIDES THE FRONT BUMPER AND GRILLE IS IN NEAR PERFECT CONDITION THE HOOD OPENS AND SHUTS CORRECTLY IT HAS THE CONTINETAL KIT THE REAR BUMPER IS NICE A LITTLE PITTING ON THE SIDE EXTENSIONS ON THE REAR BUMPER YOU CAN GET IN THIS CAR AND DRIVE IT ANYWHERE A FUN CAR TO DRIVE AND VERY COMFORTABLE RIDE I DO HAVE THE MANUALS AND A CLEAR TITLE FOR THIS FORD IT'S READY FOR SUMMER AND A NEW OWNER PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL 217 620 8344 WITH ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION AND SELL CAR AT ANYTIME SINCE THE FORD IS FOR SALE LOCALLY OUT OF COUNTRY BIDDERS ARE WELCOME TO BID THANKYOU
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