***SOLD*** For sale: 1954 Ford Mainline Business Coupe Kustom/Hot Rod. Finished in satin blue with a metal flake roof and custom pin striping inside and out. Asking $11,900 OBO. The business coupes are pretty rare and hard to find, would be great as it sits as a mild Kustom, but would also make a fantastic Gasser as well. 1954 was the first year with the modern ball joint suspension, and last year of this 52-54 shoebox body style. I just don't have space for it anymore, and would like to move on to a new project and put some money towards a motorcycle and a new car. YouTube Video - Engine: - Rebuilt Ford 302 (Small Block) - <1000 miles on engine since rebuild - "RV" cam - Edelbrock Performer RPM intake manifold - Edelbrock 500cfm carb - Tuff Stuff alternator and water pump - New Saginaw style power steering pump - All new fuel system front to back, including new tank, lines, mechanical pump, and also an inline electric priming pump. - New aluminum radiator with Flexalite electric fan - All new hoses, belts, etc - T-5 five speeds transmisson - Hedman shorty headers (new) - Smithy 2" x 30" glasspack mufflers (new) Suspension/Steering: - All new springs and shocks front and back - New 4" lowering blocks in the rear - Brand new Coker Wide Whitewall radial tires - Borgeson power steering conversion Interior: - GM style tilt steering column - Mooneyes steering wheel - Custom painted dash with custom pinstriping - New headliner - New carpet - Original Business Coupe rear sales case bench - All new wiring harness (12v) Exterior: - DuPont Satin blue paint with metal flake/lace roof and custom pinstriping - Rear wheel well skirts included but not currently installed - Original chrome shows pitting and some rust, but is all there and pretty straight - Stainless trim is all there as well and in good shape - Faux spotlights - Lake pipes (decorative) - Floor pans were repaired by previous owner using rivets and seam sealer, so not ideal but solid. - Some bondo in the rear quarter, and I would call the paint a 20 footer (overall pretty good, but there are some some blemishes, chips, scratches, etc). Shows really well though. Lots more I'm sure I'm missing. Send me a PM if you have any questions or want to come take a look!
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