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1957 Ford Fairlane Skyliner Custom

FEATURES INCLUDE:

 

460 ci V8 High Performance Engine

C-6 Auto Transmission w/Custom Driveshaft

Long Tube Headers w/ XLerator Mufflers 

11" Front Disc Brakes

Master Power Brake Booster (8" double Diaphragm)

Borgeson Power Steering Added

Griffin Hi-Performance Radiator

2700cfm SPAL Pusher Fan

Complete Replacement of all Front End Parts

KYB H.D.Front SHocks

Gabriel Rear Air Shocks

Vintage Air 

Period Correct PB Electronic Radio AM/FM/Ipod

American Racing Wheels w/ WSW Tires

ReChromed Front and Rear Bumpers

New Chromed Interior Top Windshield Molding

Stainless Overflow Tank

Fender Skirts

Lecarra Steering Wheel

 

 

 

This Skyliner was purchased by the current family in 1997. The owner started the restoration process in 2010 and completed it in 2014. Since the new long block engine was installed in 2010, there have only been approximately 4000 miles logged on it.   The upholstery was nicely done with it's wide pleats, and black piping, it looks good.  There is still some restoration needed on the dash area. It looks very original and not touched during restoration. The owner concentrated on mechanicals more than anything.  

Aftermarket gauges have been added under dash for added piece of mind.   A Vintage Air aftermarket a/c unit was installed and is working.  The 460 engine with it's Holley 4bbl carburetor, runs very well.   There is a C-6 Auto transmission a new custom custom driveshaft. It appears that the frame was cut and an X member was added to strengthen the frame.   We do notice there is Bondo on the rocker panels, but did not find any any noticeable rust.  

The windshield does have a major crack and has started to delaminate.   We have receipts dating back to 1969 and more photos of the car before restoration. 

The retractable hard top has new rubber seals and has been completely gone over, replacing any parts that were needed to make it operate smoothly. Watch our video to see it in action.  There are 2 areas on the fender stainless where the car was strapped to a trailer when first purchased before restoration. They were never repaired.  

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