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Needs bumper fillers and those are pricey.
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My point was it's claimed to be originally a Calif. car and it's not.
If this was a Calif. car from new it should have the original BLUE plates on it and it doesn't. Makes me think it came from another state sometime...
Talk about a money pit. You can put the top down and just start shoveling money into it...
Look close..Front seat drivers side is torn. Does a good job trying not to show it.
My point is as nice and rust free the body is. The engine compartment doesn’t look like the rest of the car.
Oops. The first picture doesn’t belong there. This is the car now after a lot of cleaning
Picture when I found it a couple months ago.
Mine was still sitting on the original H/78/15 dual stripped bias ply tires.They were all flat and dry rotted but no rust.
This is my Electra I found sitting in a garage. Notice the condition of the engine compartment. The car has 13,494 original miles on it.
Was for sale a while ago for a long time and never sold. Looks like Cosworth wheels Is the wood correct?
The 71 was my favorite year. I think they nailed the styling of the front and rear of the car.
The interior doesn't look original to the car..
Took my drivers test in my dad's 67 Ford Ranch Wagon. Parallel paring back then.
I think the seats have been redone and not to a very high standard.
Ad says sold at 9995.00
That car is worth about half his asking price.
Yep. Common on these years.
That's going to be expensive. It's the dealer in Lakeland FLA. that gets all those very nice low mile cars and trucks.
