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1951' Ford
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$67,500Publié 13 Octobre 2020ID: azLxTd
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il y a 4 années, 2 mois
il y a 4 années, 2 mois
Information from the owner
Âge: 69 années
Kilométrage: 1627 km
Transmission: Automatique
Couleur de la carrosserie: Noir
Commentaires du vendeur sur 1951' Ford
Here is a super nice and RARE FIND 1951 Ford Country Squire Woody Wagon that came out of New Mexico. Very solid car. I have alot of pics of car before the restoration began on how the car looked and it was a very solid car. Also have pics showing during the restoration. It was a frame off restoration.It was built from what I can tell in 2017. It has a 302 V8 with a C4 transmission. It has an Aluminum Radiator, headers with great sounding dual exhaust and a Eldebrock intake and Eldebrock Carb. It runs great. The transmission shifts like it should. The body is solid and the Black paint looks good. Both the front and back bumpers looks great as does the grille and all the chrome. It has wide whitewall tires with a matching spare on back. The back deck lid let down like it should. The car has a Mustang II frontend with power rack & pinion steering as well as power disc brakes on front. The rear is a Ford 9 inch. The interior was done in tan leather seats, door panels and headliner. The carpet looks great. It has power windows that work and a power antenna with a nice stereo CD player. It also has tilt steering with a LeCarra steering wheels. The horn works as do the wipers. Added was Vintage A/C that works good. All the gauges work as do all the lights including the dash lights. Underneath looks great with no rust. The pans are all rust free with no patches anywhere. This is a true Woody Wagon in excellent condition. It shows 1011 miles on odometer and I believe that to be the correct miles since restored but dont know that for sure. Just my opinion, This car is a beautiful car and ready to go. It needs nothing as far as I know. Try to find another in this condition. There are pics of car when it arrived in Georgia from Kansas and also pics during restoration.
