1967 Ford Fairlane Red Coupe 390 California Car No Rust Patina Scta Unrestored on 2040-cars
Lake Elsinore, California, United States
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Rare 1967 Ford Fairlane two door hard top original 35,000 miles California black plates, original paint, interior, 390 V8 automatic transmission, air conditioning. radio, heater. This car was purchased new in Southern California and has been stored in a sealed garage over 30 years. Original paint has a worn patina look and interior is very nice. All glass is original Ford Carlite and in perfect condition. Left quarter is scratched from the owners wife getting too close to a chain fence. He is still mad at her. One small dent in hood which you can see in the photo. We installed a new battery, fuel pump and the jewel started right up. The brakes were replaced many years ago, but should be inspected as well as the mechanics. The vinyl top is like new. The 390 motor has all the original smog controls, air cleaner, and firewall and core support have factory chalk marks. The car has no rust any ware and all original trim is in good condition. The motor and transmission is original to the car. The trunk has all the factory instructions and jack. The car also has the owners manual included. This car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early. You may call me with any questions you may have. Ed 909 721 0030
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