1957 Ford Fairlane 500 | Off Frame Rotisserie Restoration on 2040-cars
Summerville, South Carolina, United States
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1957 Ford Fairlane 500, off frame restoration.
Every nut, bolt, and panel was removed, refinished, replaced, and repainted! Rebuilt 312 motor, new 600cfm Holly carb, new water pump, new pulleys, rebuilt power steering pump. Added rack and pinion power steering, front disc brakes, new floor pans, new inner and outer rocker panels, new floor braces, replaced quarter panels with new sheet metal, rebuilt T-10 four speed transmission, new 9 inch rear end with 300 gear, new windshield and all flat glass (still has original rear glass), new quarter fender stainless, 4 new Diamondback wide white radials 205-75-r15, new headliner and interior, and all new rubber. Have all pictures of rotisserie restoration and over $25,000 in receipts for parts and paint; labor is not included. Chrome was re-plated by Advance Plating, Nashville, Tn. so it will last forever. Re-cored radiator, new gas tank and sending unit, everything works except radio (did not replace the original unit). Also comes with 2 extra 9" rear ends: 325 stock gear, & 411 PosiTraction. Also with turnpike cruiser skirts. |
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