1956 Ford Fairlane

West Coast Classics are proud to present this stunning 1956 Ford Fairlane Club Victoria 6-passenger 2-door Hardtop (Body Code 64C) featuring a highly sought-after factory specifications including the following:Powertrain & Mechanicals: Factory-equipped with the premium 292 cubic-inch Thunderbird V8, featuring a four-barrel carburetor delivering 200 202 horsepower.The iconic 1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria 2-door Hardtop represents the peak of mid-1950s American luxury and styling.This is a highly detailed, comprehensive restoration, completed in 2014 to near-original specifications with a virtually flawless, professional 2-stage respray in a striking Mandarin Orange and Colonial White paint scheme.Pristine chrome and stainless steel moldings, enhanced by front and rear bumper guards plus color-matched rear fender skirts.Vintage-style steel wheels with full factory covers, wrapped in 15-inch Kontio White Paw Classic wide-whitewall radial tires.Fully restored cabin featuring a top-tier Orange and White vinyl seating layout, coordinated door cards, and a crisp headliner.Modernized AM/FM/Cassette player mounted in the classic dashboard, with the factory-original radio unit included in the sale.M-Code Powerplant: Rebuilt 292ci Thunderbird Y-block V8, factory rated at 202 horsepower and 238 lb-ft of torque, running smoothlyand swapped to a reliable Autolite 2-barrel carburetor with an adapter plate for enhanced drivability.Driven by a 3-speed Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission and equipped with a factory-correct 12-volt electrical system.Effortless manual steering paired with an upgraded power drum braking system utilizing a safer dual master cylinder.Mid-Century Styling Meets V8 Performance: As a premier model within Ford s full-size lineup, the 1956 Fairlane Victoria 2-door hardtop perfectly blended premium comfort with muscular performance. This upscale model remains one of the era s most recognizable and highly sought-after icons of American automotive design.Comprehensive 2014 Restoration: This exceptional Victoria stands as a quintessential representation of 1950s automotive design. Benefiting from a meticulous, ground-up restoration completed in 2014, the vehicle has been brought back to near-factory standards.Stunning Exterior: The body is finished in a flawless, professional two-stage paint scheme of Mandarin Orange and Colonial White.Premium Accents: The vibrant paint is beautifully complemented by immaculate chrome and stainless steel brightwork, factory-style front and rear bumper guards, and classic rear fender skirts.Wheels & Tires: The car rides on body-matched steel wheels fitted with factory full wheel covers, all wrapped in premium 15-inch Kontio White Paw Classic wide-whitewall radial tires for improved modern drivability.The interior has been entirely renewed to the highest standards.Coordinated Upholstery: Features a striking, top-tier Orange and White vinyl seating arrangement with matching door panels and a pristine headliner.The Dashboard: The classic dashboard houses an upgraded AM/FM/Cassette stereo system for modern audio convenienceAuthentic M-Code V8 Power: Lifting the hood reveals the desirable M-Code 292 cubic-inch Thunderbird Y-block V8 engine, which originally carried a factory rating of 202 horsepower and 238 lb-ft of torque.Mechanical Enhancements: The engine has been completely overhauled and operates flawlessly. For improved reliability, a user-friendly Autolite two-barrel carburetor with an adapter plate has been installed. This replaces the notoriously temperamental original Holley teapot four-barrel unit.Drivetrain & Chassis: Power is sent to the rear wheels via a smooth-shifting 3-speed Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission. The vehicle features a factory 12-volt electrical architecture, standard manual steering, and a dual-master cylinder power drum braking system for added safety.A close inspection of this vehicle highlights an extraordinary dedication to craftsmanship. Offering an unbeatable combination of timeless aesthetics, reliable performance, and upscale comfort, this 1956 Victoria remains a premier example of golden-age American motoring.