1967 Ford Fairlane 500. 560 Hp Roush Crate Motor on 2040-cars
Apache Junction, Arizona, United States
1967 Ford Fairlane500. This beautiful Fairlane was in the middle of a complete, no expense spared re-build. Unfortunately the owner passed away so the family will be selling the car. This Fairlane started out as a true rust free car. Every piece of sheet metal, including the floors and trunk, are original and rust free. All the body work is already complete and the car has been painted a beautiful light green metallic. All the glass is there including a new windshield with all weather stripping. Every molding and piece of chrome is included. The interior is also completely new. The factory bucket seats and back seat were re-upholstered, the dash has been recovered, and the car has new door panels. A Vintage Air Conditioning system is already installed and the installation of the new Painless wiring kit is started. The suspension consists of a brand new weld in subframe with tubular control arm, rack and pinion steering, disk brakes, and coil over shocks. Now for the most important part . This Fairlane has a brand new 560 horse Roush 427 IR crate motor. Instead of using a carburetor, this motor is set up with an 8 stack fuel injection system. The motor comes complete with all accessories, and stand -alone computer. A brand new gas tank is also included, but will need to be plumbed for the fuel injection. As I said before , no expense was spared. The owner was building this for himself , and doing it right. All the parts are there, they just need to be put together.The only thing missing is the transmission ( set up for a 5-speed) and wheels and tires. Contact Don for more information 1-216-554-1464 or 480-983-6087 |
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