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11-04-2006, 12:42 PM
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This may have been the one posted on here before but here's some new photos.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Ford-Fairlane...QQcmdZViewItem $30,000 asking price. Quote: You'll never see one like it ! ! ! Only one of it's kind. This Ford Fairlane Ghia has had the works done to it, From FULL GT-P interior to BF GT-P Bumper Bar to 20'' 5 spoke rims, 2'' exhuast system comming out to twin 3'' chrome tips, it has a GT bonnet FPV badging and the best part of this car is the stripes, they are one of a kind and look spectacular. Super dark tinted windows set this car off it is truley amazing. It also has been lowerd 2'' at the back with king springs, All in all there has been atleast over $10,000 spent on this car Chance of a life time.       Lovely, but I don't like the stripes.
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FPV-transformed Fairlane on eBay
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