1967 Ford Fairlane Country Squire Station Wagon Barn Find

1967 Ford Fairlane Description

Up for bid is a really nice 1967 Ford Fairlane country Squire station wagon. This car has 37,000 original miles and runs like a top. This car comes equipped with a factory 289 cubic inch motor with C-4 cruisematic transmission. This car retains most of its original paint but has been touched up in some areas. I took pictures of a lot of the areas that the paint has been rubbed through. This car has great patina and gets a lot of attention . This car has power front disc brakes, and factory air conditioning. The air conditioning does not work at this stage of the game, but it is complete and it is hooked up. To be perfectly honest we never tried to get it working. The interior of this car is in really nice shape as you can see from the pictures. The headliner of the car is in really nice shape as well with the exception of one little area where the stitching is missing. It's not hanging down or anything like that, but I just wanted to make everyone aware. The only real issue is in the back compartment of the car where it had some exposure at one time and it made the drivers side rear panel extremely brittle and cracked. The car currently does not have a Pennsylvania inspection and doesn't appear to have been inspected by the state recently. The alternator light on the dash came on and it appears that the car needs an alternator. It has a new battery, new heater core and the tires are really in great shape as well. This car was family owned for 40 Plus years by one family and was stored inside. The floors have no rust and the frame and torque boxes are also extremely solid. I took close-up pictures of the rust and any of the paint wear that is on the car. As for the motor, it purrs like a kitten and sounds good through the dual Flowmaster exhaust. This car does not have the optional third row seat but has the two-way tailgate. If you have any questions about this car you can give me a call. My cell phone number is 609-780-1308. Eric .

Buyer is responsible for any and all shipping arrangements and costs. There is a $500 deposit due within 24 hours of the end of the auction and the balance is to be paid within seven days. The balance can be either paid via wire transfer or cash in person. The car will not leave the premises until all funds have cleared.