1969 Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback 302ci V8 50,000 Miles Calif. Car 1969 Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback 2-Door Sedan
Vehicle Description 1969 Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback 50,332 Miles.......could be real? 302ci V8 Engine Mike's Place is proud to offer this hard to find, 1969 Ford Fairlane Fastback. Many vehicles from other states experience a rather hard life dealing with harsh weather conditions. Rain, snow, hail, salt roads and cold weather cause all kinds of issues both mechanically and cosmetically. So a California car may appeal to you................No Rust! Not many of these 302ci V8 Fairlaine 500's around. A fastback is even rarer! Engine runs great, quiet, no smoke, no funny noises. Please check out all of my pictures. Car is in good shape, but is not a show car.............................not yet??? We help transport about 90% of our cars sold. Once you consider the price of airplane tickets, fuel costs, hotel prices and your time, transporting just may be the best option for you. And we can help walk you through the entire shipping process. Feel free to ask for a shipping quote by sending us your zip code. We are Shipping Brokers, and unless your Uncle owns his own truck, NOBODY can beat our shipping prices! Most major cities in USA will be around $500-$800. Northern California, Nevada and Arizona should be closer to $200. If you are getting your own shipping quotes, our zip code is 92868. THE RECENT TREND ON EBAY HAS BEEN TO WAIT UNTIL THE AUCTION IS OVER AND TRY AND GET A BETTER DEAL. DON'T WAIT TO FIND OUT THE CAR OF YOUR DREAMS HAS BEEN SOLD TO SOMEONE ELSE. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED, STEP UP TO THE PLATE AND GIVE US A CALL. Additional Photos Contact Information
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