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1966 Ford Fairlane Convertible For Sale
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1966 Ford Fairlane Convertible
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What you see is what you get.... Has been stripped and primer-ed, great bare bones project Font floor pans and right front rocker have the typical rust only... It is basically a rolling chasis with front and rear suspension and brakes ready to get taken to the next level...The wheels and tires are rollers and may be switched out for a more solid air holding set. Straight solid fenders, doors, truck lid, hood and allot more...Its cheap I know but thinning out the herd, make an offer... Ask questions be happy to answer any of them... I am willing to seperate and sell the items separately here on ebay. I.e. the door/s or the convertible top and frame or the front fenders or the hood or trunk lid or a full of those items - all rust free and damage free - just reach out make an offer. H-code 390 big-block V8 documented in the VIN (6H46H142543) — the base big-block offering for 1966, rated at 275 hp with a 4-barrel carburetor. Distinct from the GT (R-code) and GT/A (S-code) performance packages, the H-code 390 represents a smaller subset of the 317,274 total 1966 Fairlanes produced. 1966 was the first year Ford offered big-block V8 power in the midsize Fairlane lineup — a pivotal moment in the muscle car era. The 5th-generation Fairlane was substantially redesigned with a longer, wider body on a 116-inch wheelbase for two-door models.Fairlane 500 XL trim — the luxury-oriented model positioned above the base Fairlane 500 and below the GT/GT/A performance models. Featured upgraded interior appointments, additional chrome trim, and styling enhancements over the standard 500.Built at the Atlanta (Hapeville, Georgia) assembly plant as indicated by the ‘H’ in the second VIN position — one of Ford’s major production facilities for the Fairlane line.Convertible body style — of the approximately 317,274 total 1966 Fairlanes produced across all body styles and trims, only about 13,000 were convertibles, making this body style inherently rarer due to lower survival rates over six decades.Significant bodywork already completed — external panels have been sanded, straightened, and primed, representing a meaningful investment of labor the next owner inherits rather than budgets for. This is work many project cars never receive.Clear title accompanies the vehicle, providing a legally straightforward foundation for restoration or use as a parts-transfer recipient from a rust-compromised donor car.VIN 6H46H142543 decodes as: 6=1966 model year, H=Atlanta assembly plant, 46=Fairlane 2-door body, H=390 cubic-inch V8 engine code — authentic big-block credentials preserved in the vehicle identification.
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