'65 FORD FAIRLANE 500 Sport Coupe- Low Miles

Description for Ford Fairlane 1965

Thank you for looking at my '65 Fairlane. This model hardtop (even though they call it a Coupe), as a one year only body style.The original paintwas taken down to bare metal and redone in the Factory correct color (Charcoal Green), ase coat/clear coat.There was NO RUST ANYWHERE on the body and panels so it was primed and painted. The door tag matches everything on the car and all the numbers tags arein tact(manifold, teering box, ifferential, ntake, tc.). The original owner's manual is present with the original owner's name and address filled in. With less than 20,000 miles on the odometer,her Husband passed away and the car sat in a warm garage, nly being started enough to keep everything lubricated. Most of the interior is original, as ALL original glass, nd every single item works properly on this car,windows, ocks, eater, adio, ll lights, ipers, ashers, orn... EVERYTHING!!!The second owner did what restoration was necessary to make this a safe and comfortable car again. He drove it about another 25,000 miles while doing so, ever taking it out in bad weather. I finished the last detailing to bring the car to the level you will see in the pictures. THE CAR DRIVES INCREDIBLE and there areNO surprises! It is very capable of Sunday leisurely ridesor just cruise nights. VERY, ERY ORIGINAL. You will not be disappointed with this car. It's never been off it's frame and drives like it did in '65.Naturally you could never restore this car for what it is available at. Please ask questions and you are more than welcome to inspect it, ut do this BEFORE the Auction ends, ot after. You will find a veryhonest and original car with no leaks underneath what-so-ever.

Non refundable deposit through Paypal within48 hours, ontinental US Bidders only please. Negative or zero feedback or excessive bid retraction Buyer's must contact me first. Sold with a legal transferable registration.

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