1951 Ford Victoria on 2040-cars
Gibsonton, Florida, United States
Please email me with any questions or requests for additional pics or something specific at: joiejnnakamatsu@churchsociety.net .
This beautiful black 1951 Ford Victoria 2 door hardtop has an eye catching exterior in style and in color. The gray and black interior was redone last year.
Options are 84 Louvers in the hood, 54 Pontiac grille, working spot lights, fender skirts, lowered 2 inch in the rear, with air shocks, lake pipes, contential kit, French headlights with led halo lights, French led taillights, and antenna, glass pack mufflers, ghost flames, am/fm/cd radio, tilt wheel Cadillac hub caps, and remote doors and trunk.
Powered by 302 Ford 3 speed transmission, power steering, power disc brakes in the front, drum in the rear, 8 inch rear end, aluminum radiator, 4 barrel holly carb and electronic ignition.
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