FORD Ford Fairlane 500 1963 Sports Coupe

1963 Ford Fairlane 500

1963 Ford Fairlane 500 Sports CoupeIntroducing this 1963 Ford Fairlane 500 Sports Coupe, finished in its factory Corinthian White (M) over a black interior. The Sports Coupe combines Ford’s clean early-1960s styling with a pillarless hardtop roof, chrome trim, sculpted side accents, and subtle rear quarter-panel fins.Highlights:- Factory Color: Corinthian White (M)- Interior Color: Black- V8 Engine- Automatic Transmission- Holley 4-Barrel Carburetor- Chrome Valve Covers- Four-Wheel Drum Brakes- Chrome Accents- Full-Length Center Console- American Racing Thrust-Style WheelsThis example is powered by a V8 paired with a floor-shifted automatic transmission and is equipped with a Holley 4-barrel carburetor, chrome valve covers, red spark plug wires, four-wheel drum brakes, and dual exhaust outlets. The exterior features chrome bumpers, “Ford” lettering across the hood, Fairlane 500 badging, and aftermarket 14-inch front and 15-inch rear 5-spoke polished/chrome American Racing Torq Thrust-style wheels wrapped in blackwall radial tires. A full-size spare is included in the trunk.Inside, the Sports Coupe features front bucket seats with white accent piping, a full-length center console with polished ribbed aluminum trim, rear bench seating, vent windows, manual roll-up windows, quarter windows, manual door locks, and a glove box. The driver’s area includes a 3-spoke black steering wheel with a full chrome horn ring and "Sports Coupe" center cap, along with a 3-pod round instrument cluster. An aftermarket plastic cup holder console has also been added between the seats.One interesting detail of the 1963 Fairlane 500 Sports Coupe is its pillarless hardtop design, which gives the car a more open appearance when the side windows are lowered while retaining the practicality of a fixed-roof coupe. Combined with its V8, bucket-seat interior, center console, and distinctive trim, this Fairlane captures the character of Ford’s intermediate lineup during an important period of the company’s early-1960s design evolution.A nicely equipped Fairlane 500 with classic Ford styling, V8 power, and a straightforward period-correct presentation, this example is mechanically sound. For $19,950