Ford Fairlane 500 4 door sedan 1960
Color: Black / Interior: Silver-Black
Type: Ford Fairlane 500 4 dr.
Engine: 292 cu. Inc., V8, 5 liters, 2-speed carburetor, 185PS
Extras: Electric windows, e-bench seat, AM radio, double-stranded Exhaust
General:
The most popular car brand in general is certainly Ford Henry Ford was an automotive pioneer par excellence. He began with the first mass-produced assembly-line production of automobiles. Thus, it enabled the masses to the automobile started. The vehicle, or rather the "Thin Lizzy" as she was known worldwide, had quickly become a symbol of
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The 1960.er Series Ford was a complete redevelopment and triggered the series, built 3 years from 1957-59. The body of 1960, captivated by their very elegant and simple shapes.
Today, the 60-series models particularly rare because they were built only a year and using poor quality brass were particularly liable to rust, and thus survived only small quantities. Their sporting success in the stock car racing have always made it back to the test. Their opponents were 59-he and his 60-Chevy,
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The car offered here has a solid demonstrable history. The previous owner, an engineer from
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ReplyDeleteThe car is very retro.
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These are one off cars. Ford completely redesigned this car for 1960 and for whatever reason consumers didn't care much for the rear tail light design and sales slumped. In 1961 these completely redesigned the rear end and made the tail lights round again. The Fairlane and the Galaxie shared the same body styles and sizes, from 1960-1961. In 1962 the Fairlane was reduced in size to compete as a midsize sedan.
ReplyDeleteI personally have a 1960 Fairlane 500 with the 223 I6 and 3 speed on the column and love driving it. Even though I love the design it is a constant reminder of what happens when corporations fail to conduct proper market research prior to introduction or production.
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