1957 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Door Hardtop, on 2040-cars
Caldwell, Idaho, United States
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I AM SELLING MY 1957 FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR HARDTOP TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, THIS CAR WAS RESTORED A FEW YEARS AGO , THE MOTOR RUNS GOOD AND THE TRANSMISSION SHIFTS AS IT SHOULD, THE PAINT AND BODY ARE NICE LOOKING NO DENTS AND THE PAINT STILL SHINES, IT IS A VERY GOOD DRIVER QUAILITY RESTORE, SOME OF THE CHROME TRIM INSIDE AND OUT HAVE SOME RUST PITTING ON THEM , THE STAINLESS IS VERY NICE SHAPE AS YOU CAN TELL IN THE PHOTOS, THE INTERIOR IS ALSO IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE AND WAS REDONE BACK WHEN THE CAR WAS RESTORED, THE TIRES HAVE WIDE WHITES ON THEM AND HAVE PRETTY GOOD TREAD LEFT ON THEM, AS I SAID THE MOTOR AND TRANS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE AND WERE REDONE WITH THE REST OF THE CAR, IT HAS A 4 BARRELL CARB AND NICE DUAL EXHAUST, THE POWER STEERING HAS A LEAK COMING FROM DOWN UNDER THE CAR FROM THE RAM SO SHOULD PROBABLY BE REPLACED, THIS CAR RUNS AND DRIVES DOWN THE ROAD AS A 57 FORD WOULD, THE BRAKES ALSO WORK VERY GOOD. IT ATTRACTS ATTENTION BOTH FROM THE YOUNGER CROWD AS WITH OLDER GENERATION, YOU CANT GO WRONG BY BUYING THIS CAR YOU CAN BASICALY JUST GET IN IT AND DRIVE THE HARD PARTS WERE ALREADY DONE, I REALLY LOVE THIS CAR BUT UNFORTUNATLY IT HAS TO GO, IM THINNING DOWN THE HERD AS I HAVE WAY TO MANY CARS, THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND HAPPY BIDDING, I AM SELLING THIS CAR AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES. IT WOULD BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER TO ARRANGE AND INCOUNTER ANY FEES WITH SHIPPING THIS CAR .
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