1955 Ford Fairlane Victoria 2 Dr Hard Top on 2040-cars
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States
Here is a 1955 ford fairlane victoria 2 Dr Ht. rare pink and white option interior and exterior. There is no motor or transmission. needs floor pans and rockers rear quarters could be saved. Trunk pan looks great except for two small holes near the back of the car. (look at pictures) Inner quarters look great also.Door bottoms are in great shape with only some minor surface rust.Few trim pieces are missing on the exterior (look at the pictures) The car was parked in 1961 with just 8,xxx actual miles on it due to a bad engine. (miles verified by orginal owner) I have a clear title in my hand for this vehicle. Please ask questions before you make offer or hit buy it now! BY CALLING---218-308-1852 I do require a immediate deposit of $500 Via pay pal if you hit buy it now or make an offer and I accept it then balance due within 3 days.... If for any reason these terms don't work for you please call me so we can make other arrangements that work for you prior to bidding or making an offer. I will help load or store for a reasonable amount of time while you make shipping arrangements. I do have a transport here every two weeks or so, so I can provide you with a shipping quote just ask....by calling 218-308-1852 if I dont answer I will call you back in 5 min the reception is terrible out here and I'll have to return you call from a land line. Thanks for looking!!! Please feel free to call and ask any questions..... |
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