1966 Fairlane - Rolling Body - Project Car on 2040-cars
Lucasville, Ohio, United States
hello up for sale is a 1966 ford fairlane 500. will make some one a great project car or just for parts. bodys in pretty nice shape but will need to be fully restored. the quarter panels can be fixed not very bad. factory c code car.would also like to say that the grill is very nice. 66 fairlane 289 auto trans. has a nice set of 427 dogdish hub caps installed. also has clear ohio title to go with the car. the car will need floor pans sense they have been removed. i also have a 289 auto motor and trans that can be bought for 500$ any questions just ask. 500$ payment due at the end of the auction. thanks.
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