1965 Ford Ranchero "a" Code, 289, 4 Speed on 2040-cars
La Luz, New Mexico, United States
Frame on restored Ranchero completed about 2000 miles ago. Original 289 high performance car with 4 speed close ratio, 4:11 rear end, etc. Has headers, mild cam, holley intake and carb, side pipes, etc. Has after market frame braces under engine and transmission. Has rear spring beef up kits installed along with traction bars. All suspension, brakes, fuel system, etc. totally restored. Paint is very nice two tone, and bed is in great shape inside. All glass and chrome excellant. Interior was redone with new headliner, upholstery, carpet, etc. Still has original spare tire and jack behind the seat. Very fast and solid. Sounds super. No leaks, smoke, etc. Ready to go anywhere. NADA book on this is $35K high, and $18K average. My reserve is way below that. I know I will never recover all the money and time spent restoring this little jewel. I will help ship if needed.
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