Wow, that car is in very good condition for the age.

 

would of never guessed it had that many miles on it, wow! you did good

 

well 96k on a 32 year old car is 3000 miles a year so its not too bad considering it was the guys only car up until he died

 

amazing shape!!!

there's alittle old lady that comes into my work from time to time with a dark green one with only like 20k on the clock haha. she bought it brand new and drives it to the grocery store and thats it!

can't wait to see how the power mods come along!!

 

well thats true but still sitting around for most of its life isnt good

 

thats awesome, most people expect me to tell them it only has like 20k on it...he must have driven it a decent amount, he was in the air force so it was parked at the air force base alot. sticker is still on the front bumper. it was bought new from tiedge ford in portsmouth ohio

 

your lucky to find it, most wouldnt be in such good shape

 

That thing looks mint.

 

i saw a medium chestnut metallic fairmont box top a few weeks ago, i went flying into a parking lot to look at it, as i approached i realized it was a flintstone mobile, the bottom of the doors were gone, the rockers were gone and the bottom of both fenders and quarters were gone, made me realize how lucky i was to score this one

 

yeah some guys have all the luck lol

 

That thing is clean. Look forward to seeing what you do with it.

 

jesus that is clean.

 

Looks GREAT!!! yeah i bet its hard to find a car over 6 yrs old without any kinda of rust damage or rust starting!! that thing looks like its been grarge kept most of its life!! are you gonna keep inter. exter. orginal? just with the exception of motor trans? BTW: gotta LOVE The carpet in that thing!!! LOL!!!!

 

it is going to stay stock appearance until you turn the key

 

are you keeping the interior red with the bulitt theme?

 

SO heres the update

-302 built and installed (E303, Edelbrock performer intake, motorsport headers, cobra valve covers, roller lifter conversion)
-World class t-5
-93 cobra progressive rate coils
-convertible 1.25" front sway bar
-sensa trac struts and sensa trac air shocks
-8.8 3.73 with carbon fiber clutches
-2.5" h-pipe with flowmaster super 44's
-Brand new ACC carpet
-blah blah blah

so its been apart for 68 days right now, hope to fire it this weekend

 

Woooooo! Awesome progress so far

 

Thats the newest pic of the motor i got...as of now, everything is complete except the carb isnt on. I cranked it to get oil pressure last night

 

Nice, man! I like it a lot!

 

That is going to be super fun to drive!! Great job!!

 

Looks great but the rims give away the sleeper look.

 

Damn that thing is clean! Looks great!

 

Looks great!

 

and to think, back in the mid 80's -90's people who owned those cars *****ed about owning a crappy Ford Fairmont Futura, now its a classic! Good find!

 

im drooling over the motor