1968 Ford Fairlane Base 4.7l on 2040-cars
Macedon, New York, United States
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YOUR BIDDING ON 1968 FAIRLANE ALL NEW UPDATES ARE 5 YEARS OLD WHICH INCLUDE 289 MOTOR REBUILD ,351 HEADS HOOKER HEADERS EDLBROOK MANIFOLD M/T VALVE COVERS 600 HOLLEY CARB. NEW WIRE DISTRIBUTOR MALLORY PLUS WATER PUMP FUEL PUMP BELTS HOSES RADIATOR , FRONT @BACK RECHROMED BUMPERS PAINTED 10 YEARS OLD SMALL AREA IN FRONT OF REAR WHEELS SMALL BUBBLES SEE PICS, NEW INTERIOR HEADLINER SEATS CARPET ALL WORKING GAUGES,NEW REBUILT TOP LOADER 4 SPEED TRANSMITION,NEW DRUM BREAKES AND LINES FRONT ,REAR, NEW FRONT TIRES REAR GOOD FOR APPROX. 20000 MILES,FRONT WHEELS ORIGINAL 1969 MACH1 CHROME , REAR ARE MICKEY THOMPSON MIDDELLONS SLOTS VERY HARD TO FIND,CAR COMES WITH 4 STEEL ORIGINAL 14 INCH RALLY WHEELS,NEW 21/2 INCH FLOWMASTER EXAUST BUYER IS TO USE PAYPAL TO WIRE TO MY ACCOUNT AGREED AMOUNT FOR CAR , CAR IS SOLD AS IS PLEASE CALL ME DIRECT 585-261-1884 0R EMAIL ME ,BUYER IS RESPONCABLE FOR PICK UP OF THIS CAR AT MY ADDRESS AND ALL SHIPPING COST IF NEED. |
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