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1955 Ford Sunliner on 2040-cars
US $38,000.00
Year:1955
Mileage:8200
Location:
Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
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A winner in every way, a real head turner!! This frame off restored car was done with great detail. Larry Webb had this car for about 20 years and worked on it till his death. Then the family put it up on ebay and I purchased it. I purchased only after being assured all the parts and pieces where there, well you know the rest of that story. After finding all the parts for the car we finally took it to it's first show where it won first in the 50's class.At the shows we have done very well 8 first place trophies and a second in limited showing. As a cruiser, it couldn't be better. After a few test miles locally we went on a 4 week 4,000 mile trip with the car and it performed admiralty. Issues yes we over heated once in the parade at Hot August Nights but the next day we won a ribbon and $100.00 as runner up at the show. If you wanted to make it perfect it could use a new top as the one that is on it doesn't fit perfect in the corners. Arrangements could be made for delivery as we love to drive it anywhere on the north American continent, you pay the expenses to deliver it and we'll pay our expenses home. Someone is going to ask why are you selling it, a new project has come up. We are on the west coast by Seattle so fell free to call from 10 am to 10 pm pacific time. Wayne 604 834 3791 for more detail |
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