1963 Ford Fairlane 500 429 Engine Turquoise Custom Ready To Go Nice!! on 2040-cars
Bel Air, Maryland, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:429
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: Fairlane
Trim: 500
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 700
Sub Model: 500
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: TURQUOISE
Number of Doors: 2
Interior Color: Black
THIS IS A 1963 FORD FAIRLANE 500. IT HAS A 429 FORD ENGINE IN IT WITH A HOLLY CARBURETOR AND HEADERS, THIS ENGINE HAS HAD SOME WORK DONE ON IT BUT I AM NOT SURE WHAT. IT IS TURQUOISE IN COLOR WITH BLACK INTERIOR. IT HAS AMERICAN RACING WHEELS WITH WINSTON WINTER GT TIRES W/FLAGS. IT HAS A AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. THIS CAR HAS SOME CUSTOM WORK DONE TO IT, IT IS ONE OF A KIND, THERE ARE NO DOOR HANDLES ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE DOORS, THERE IS A BUTTON UNDER THE OUTSIDE BOTTOM OF THE DOORS THAT YOU CAN USE YOUR HAND OR FOOT TO PUSH THE BUTTON AND THE DOOR WILL OPEN, THERE IS A SWITCH UNDER THE HOOD BY THE BATTERY THAT WILL TURN THE DOOR SWITCHES ON AND OFF. THE TRUNK HAS NO KEY LOCK, THERE IS A BUTTON WHERE YOU FUEL THE CAR UP THAT YOU PUSH AND THE TRUNK WILL OPEN, THE DOOR ON AND OFF SWITCH TURNS THIS BUTTON ON AND OFF ALSO. THE HOOD HAD TO BE RAISED FOR THE 429 TO FIT AND A SCOOP FOR THE BREATHER. THE FRONT HAS A CUSTOM MOLDED BUMBER AS WELL AS THE REAR BUMPER, THE REAR BUMPER AND TAIL LIGHTS ARE ALL CUSTOM MOLDED. THIS CAR HAS BEEN RESTORED FROM THE BOTTOM UP AND HAS ONLY BEEN DRIVEN APROX. 500 MILES ON THE ENGINE AND CAR. THIS CAR RUNS, LOOKS AND HANDLES GREAT. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND A BEGINNER DRIVING THIS CAR. IT IS VERY FAST AND WILL SPIN THE TIRES WITH NO PROBLEM. THIS IS A GREAT CAR FOR CAR SHOWS AND IS READY TO WIN. THIS CAR WAS BUILT BY MY BROTHER WHO PAST AWAY A FEW YEARS BACK, HE HAS SEVERAL CLASSIC CARS AND IT IS TIME FOR SOMEONE TO ENJOY THEM LIKE HE DID. PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES AND SEND ME ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE. THANKS
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This first group of cars includes a Fiesta, four Fiesta ST hatchbacks and a trio of Mustang show cars styled and tuned to varying degrees all by different aftermarket companies. Tanner Foust, Nitto Tire, 3dCarbon and Ice Nine Group are some of the more familiar names affixed to these cars. Our favorite so far is the Hollywood Hot Rods Mustang convertible (shown above) with its removable aluminum top and methanol-injected, 750-horsepower 5.0-liter V8.
Scroll down for all the details on these Fiestas and Mustangs, and stay tuned for more info on Ford's SEMA line, which will include custom versions of the Focus ST, Fusion, Transit Connect, F-150 and Super Duty.
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