1955 FORD FAIRLANE CLUB SEDAN 2 DOOR 55 2 DOOR

1955 Ford Fairlane CLUB SEDAN Description

This is a project that is converting this car to a mild hot rod, it supposed to be a car that has the look and feel of 50' s but it is reliable to be driven every day. Below is the story

1955 Ford Fairlane Club Sedan. This project started with a rust free body that went through a frame off disassembly. It was sand blasted, covered by self etching primer and then poly primer, it was them painted in the late Ford Blue and white paint. The bottom of the car is painted in black.There is a very small dent on the right front door. ( Last pictures )

It is fitted with a brand new crate Chevy 350 engine coupled to a professionally rebuilt 700R4 transmission. It has an Edelbrock 1407 carburetor. Drive shaft is professionally fitted to the original differential.

Front brakes are converted to disk and the rear are the original drum. It has all new brake all around. It has power brake installed.

It has brand new wheels and tires.

The care is mechanically done, and needs nothing.
Here is the list of what is left:
Dash needs to be painted and installed ( Some paint included, enough for dash and inside trim ). The wiring needs to be done for the whole car. ( A wiring kit included )Both front and rear seat and door panel are upholstered. Need to installMost of the care including inside of the top and doors and floor and quarter panels are covered with sound deadening material. ( Trunk and small portion of floor need to be done )Interior trim needs to be painted and installedBumper and grill need to be re-chromedAll parts included are there to finish the project. The new rubbers are included for the two front doors.Please ask questions BEFORE you bid or buy. Inspections are encouraged and welcomed, BEFORE you bid or buy.The project is for sale locally, so the listing could end if it sells.

Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, I will be happy to cooperate with your shipper. The care is derivable to be loaded to trailer. All parts should fit inside of it.