1964 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt Replica "nice" on 2040-cars
Russia, Ohio, United States
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This is a very clean and nice 1964 Ford Fairlane THUNDERBOLT REPLICA. This car started out black with straight 6 cylinder and shift on column. We changed it into what you see know. The mild built 460 engine was removed from a 1973 ford LTD sleeper that was pretty fast, this car has had the front shock towers modified, new modified engine mounts, top monte carlo bar added, currently has a freshly rebuilt ford top loader trans with a new diaphram clutch assembly, bat. has been relocated to the trunk area, ford 9" rear end, painted white etc. see pictures. NEW chrome wheels and tires, custom exhaust headers and exhaust. no holes in this car when we started so pretty rust free car. Runs and drives like a Thunderbolt. serious buyers and calls only I'm a very busy man. not always easy to catch. cell number ; 1-937-414-2886 buyers handles shipping and costs, unless we work something out. title is clear ohio title, this car is sold as is no warranties, I must have $1,500.00 down with in 24 hours of sale and it is non refundable if you back out. car must be paid for and cleared before it leaves our property. Thank you for looking and bidding.
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