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This '67 Fairlane 500 is powered by a 468 cubic inch V8 engine backed by a C6 Reverse Manual 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1967 Ford Fairlane 500 include: Seat Belts, Leather Interior, and Mickey Thompson Tires wrapped around Rocket Wheels. Originally a California car, this classic has spent half of its life running in NHRA events. The 460 cubic inch V8 is bored. 040 over and built for speed. The engine build features Keith Black dish pistons, Speed Pro rings, Moly reconditioned rods, ARP bolts, balanced assembly, hydraulic Comp cam, HV Mellings oil pump, ARP drive shaft, Milodon powder coated oil pan, iron/ported 429 Thunder Jet heads, oversized Cobra Jet valves, custom length Moley push rods, Trick Flow aluminum roller rockers, 750 cfm Barry Grant Demon carburetor, Edelbrock rpm intake manifold, Billet CSR electric waterpump, MSD distributor, custom ceramic coated headers, aluminum pulleys, K&N air cleaner and Essex fuel pumps. The Strange rear end is built to handle the power and has 4:11 gears....

This 56\' Fairlane was unleashed on the road, with its smooth ride and beautiful styling the Fairlane Victoria gave Chevrolet Bel-airs from that time period heated competition. This particular Fairlane Victoria comes equipped with Radio, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Cloth/Vinyl Interior, Wide White Walls, and Bias Ply Tires. The Fairlane has the correct engine and transmission of that time period. It boasts the Thunderbird 272 with a 4 Barrel Carb and automatic Transmission. The 1956 models also featured advancements in engineering as Ford for the first time offered a 12 volt electrical system. The new Fords sported a restyled grill, parking lamps; a bolder side body trim molding and new colors with additional two-tone combinations available. Ford also introduced new safety features for the 1956 model year, and included an impact absorbing deep dish steering wheel, improved door latches and a breakaway rearview mirror. Optional equipment included seatbelts, a padded dashboard and padded visors...

1966 was a banner year for the Ford Fairlane. With a plethora of body and engine options, the Fairlane was on a roll. 1966 was the first year the convertible was offered with the Fairlane nameplate and combined with wider, broad-shouldered styling, the 66 models had a lot more swagger. With stacked headlights, swept, coke bottle hips and a longer body, this 500XL Fairlane Convertible is very desirable. Finished in red with a black roof and black bucket seat with console interior, this car was well optioned. Such as cold AC, AM/FM radio, power convertible roof, Rally wheels and seat belts. Under the hood is a healthy 200hp, 289ci V8 with a 3-speed Cruise-O-Matic auto handling shifting duties. The car runs and drives well. There's no sign of rust or rot, and the chrome and trim is very presentable. This 66 500XL Fairlane is reported to have been fully restored years...

With only 1,200 miles on the drivetrain rebuild, it's fresh and ready to show and go! This '64 Fairlane for sale is the epitome of what was seen during the dawn of muscle cars, shoving the biggest engine possible in the smallest car possible. Powering this tribute Ford Thunderbolt for sale is a 410 cubic inch stroker small block Ford V8 engine. With big cubes in a small block package, this roller Windsor engine is impressive, to say the least! Backing the feisty small block is a stout built TCI 3-speed automatic transmission, which just begs to be ran through the gears! Attached to a ratchet shifter and outfitted with a manual valve body, you get the full racing experience when cruising around in the 1964 Fairlane for sale. With a 4. 11 geared Ford 9' rear end, this Ford Fairlane for sale is more than eager to throw to power to the pavement! The exterior is a real throwback, with an aggressive teardrop style hood, which looks right at home with the simplistic and muscular look of this Thunderbolt tribute for sale. With an exterior of white with blue accents, this is a real retro muscle car. All the way...

With Just over 71,000 miles on the clock, it's a nice representation of mid 60s muscle. As an S-code Fairlane, this Ford is packed with a 390 cubic inch big block Ford FE engine. Factory rated at an impressive 335 horsepower and a neck-yanking 427 lb/ft of torque, this convertible even in factory trim was a ground pounder. Backing the V8 in this '66 Ford Fairlane for sale is a 4-speed manual transmission. With gobs of torque and a stick shift transmission, you have full control of both tire melting first gear launches and easy cruising shifting. With a drivetrain so powerful and sinister, it's only fitting to have an exterior that follows suit. The exterior is a dark and mysterious shade of Black. The driver quality paint has a nice gloss, with a flash and dash of Red striping across the rockers. With this devilishly good looking color combo, the muscular looks and lines of this '66 Ford for sale are intensified. Complimented by factory-style Mag wheels wrapped in 225/70r14 BFGoodrich Silvertown Radial Redline tires, this Fairlane GT for sale is the complete package. The interior is a real...