1957 Ford Fairlane Skyliner on 2040-cars
Garden Plain, Kansas, United States
More infos regarding my car at: nanettenssheesley@ukelectricians.net .
For sale is a 1957 Ford Fairlane 500, Skyliner, retractable hardtop convertible which is almost completely
original. This is a hard to find vehicle in this close to original condition. The only restoration that has been
done was a complete two-tone paint job 25 years ago. The car has clearly been well-maintained for its lifetime,
and has been stored in a garage out of the weather.
Listed below are additional details:
312 Thunderbird high-output V8, does not smoke or use oil
Rebuilt carburetor by Just Carburetors
Automatic transmission works flawlessly, shifts fine
Engine and drive train are original
Rear axle is smooth and quiet
Tires have low miles
Exhaust is good shape
Power steering
Add-on cruise control
The odometer reading is 78,528
Factory air conditioning
Manual brakes
Retractable hardtop works flawlessly in up and down positions
Original spare tire
Luggage tub for trunk (not shown in pictures) is included
Interior is original. The front seat has a tear needing repair on the driver's seat cushion. Springs and
cushions are worn.
Right passenger door glass is cracked
Body and frame are rust-free, with the exceptions of small paint blisters on the right and left rear quarter
panels under bumper.
Vehicle performance is to 1957 Ford standards. Everything works as original.
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