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55 Ford Crown Victoria Custom Restoration on 2040-cars

US $45,000.00
Year:1955 Mileage:10646 Color: and bright interior is a stunning combination
Location:

Fresno, California, United States

Fresno, California, United States
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1955 Ford crown Victoria Custom/Restoration $45,000 or best offer.

This vehicle is a beautiful example of what a custom/resto should be. Beautiful black exterior and bright interior is a stunning combination. All the work on this car was professionally done and it shows. The paint is gorgeous, the interior perfect and all the mechanicals are fresh and solid. This car has won dozens of trophy's including BEST OF SHOW, BEST PAINT, BEST INTERIOR ETC. Every time he showed the car he brought home another award. With updated brakes and mechanicals,  this car was built to drive. The fact that is still looks as good today as the day it was completed is a testament to the quality and workmanship that went into this project. 
 On 5-5-14 the car appraised for $65,000. I can send a copy of the appraisal on request. Vehicle is available for inspection on request.
 DETAILS
-Beautiful black paint with no signs of rust or blemishes. Fender skirts and continental spare tire kit
-Nice clean chrome
-Shaved hood, door and trunk lid handles with remote openers
-Beefed up 302 V8, Edelbrock intake and carb with lots of chrome and stainless under the hood.
-Headers with dual exhaust, flowmaster mufflers
-C4 automatic trans, B & M rachet shifter
-Power steering, power front disc brakes
-Lowered 2 inches
-Interior is custom built Arctic white vinyl with black trim. Later model T-Bird bucket seats
-Trunk is finished to match interior
-Chrome Ididit tilt steering column with Grant cherry wood steering wheel
-Custom built center console with cherry wood top to match steering wheel
-Sony Explode stereo and alarm
-Lots of extra parts included with purchase
   

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