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1966 Ford Fairlane Gta on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:32000
Location:

Terra Alta, West Virginia, United States

Terra Alta, West Virginia, United States

Vehicle has been garage kept since 1978, it has a full frame of 2"x4" 1/8" wall tubular steel.  The floor has been replaces with 12ga steel, custom made and bent with trans tunnel. 8 Point steel roll cage installed so that factory seats can be utilized.  With original trans tunnel console.   Rear end shortened so it uses 2 short original axles.

Rear wheel well tubs can accommodate 14" wide slicks at stock height.

Two engines, a stock 390 from a truck and a 428 that has been bored .030" over,complete except missing crank.   Also included is an early 60's original Ford factory aluminum tri-power intake with original carbs that have never had gas in them.   Heads have SCJ intake/exhaust valves, adjustable rockers, aluminum valve covers. 

Included is a C6 as well as T4 top loader transmissions.

The Ford fiberglass hood is from a 1966 Comet with dual hood scoops, modified slightly ront edge as the Comet had straight edge while the Fairlane tapers back - simple mod and it looks great. 

Original 32k'ish miles on speedometer with black interior (head liner needs replacement), but have essentially all new chrome and trim strips through-out.  No front/rear bumpers.

Engine compartment has original shock towers. 

There is a very little bit of rust focused around the rear wheel wells, the majority of the body is solid steel, plus the fact that the entire floor has been replaced with 16ga steel when the frame went in.

It's original intension was to be a sleeper street/strip car,  this vehicle is complete with all components and once completed will make a fantastic car!

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