1964 Ford Fairlane Post Thunderbolt Clone Rusty on 2040-cars
Oregon City, Oregon, United States
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64 Fairlane Post completely stripped for your inspection. Rusty, needs complete floors, trunk and trunk lip (I have all the replacement metal for these areas) Right rear quarter will need to be replaced also. It had a sunroof but someone patched it and did a pretty good job, but it will need some messaging. The front radiator support and battery apron was replaced (very good job). Fenders, Doors, hood and trunk deck look good and useable. All glass is good except the windshield. Most all of the interior is there (bench seat frames only). No engine (260), no trans (auto). No bumpers. has most of the front and rear trim and light buckets, with one very nice tail light lens. No rear quarter trim or sail panel trim. Comes with extra head light buckets :). The rear rims are the wide 14" steelys. Good bones, comes with a bill of sale from a Washington State wrecking yard. I'm in Oregon and the local DMV said the numbers are still in the system and title is retrievable. I will work with you and your shipper.
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