Rare 1982 Ford Fairmont Futura Coupe on 2040-cars
Islip, New York, United States
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The 1982 Fairmont Futura has a 351 Cleveland with 4 barrel heads. It is bored, balanced, and blueprinted with a Comp Cam and lifters. It has a Holley Street Dominator Intake Manifold with a Holley 780 carb, new electronic distributor, new water pump and radiator, new Performance Exhaust System, and a cold air induction system. New shocks and struts, new brakes, 8 matching rims. The Transmission is out if a Crown Vic Police Car and has a Trans-Go shift kit and heavy duty clutches and a 2200 rpm convertor. The rear is out of a 1986 Mustang GT with a posi and new 3:55 gears. I am the original owner and ordered the car from Ford with power steering, power brakes, power windows, cruise control, bucket seats and console with floor shifter, it has aluminium bumpers for light weight , and Police Interceptor Handling Package. The car weighs in at about 2800 lbs and the motor has about 350 hp. I have all the original paperwork from Ford with the original sales brochure. The car has never been in an accident has all original sheet metal and has been garage kept since new. It makes a great Street Sleeper and gets decent gas mileage [ 20 plus on the highway ] if you can stay off the loud pedal. The car is real fun to drive and handles great.
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