1967 Ford Fairlane Xl Blown Boss 429 Unreal on 2040-cars
Tyrone, Georgia, United States
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Up for auction is a true one of a kind 1967 Ford Fairlane XL the body on this car is arrow straight & rust free, this car was a dealer demo when it was taken apart to build, had extra sound deading material, it was built new or sold new here in Atlanta Ga then went to Tx where I got it, this sweet ride has the best of everything no money spared, runs a BDS 871 BLOWN BOSS 429 540ci with a Sid Neil Powerglide w/brake, to much to list in the motor, with a mustang 2 front end, lowered tubular control arms, rack & pinion, Aldan eagle coil overs front n rear, front stainless steel brakes 4 piston, rear disc, rear has ladder bar w/ track bar custom back brace ford 9" with detroit locker 4.11 gears forged axels 31 spline, this car has a 2 1/4 square tube frame built into the floor pans for strength, 8 point cage, rear has been mini tubed, new paint, interior, chrome everything was replaced with nos parts that was needed, car is unbelievable, hands down on the workman ship, go to youtube look up "blown boss 429 fairlane" you want believe it.. There so much to say about this car please just look at the pictures and give me a call if you have any questions 404-597-0689 Thanks for looking
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