1968 Ford Fairlane Wimbledon White

The “76D” code on the data plate identifies this as an original 1968 Fairlane GT Convertible. It’s one of only 5,310 produced for the year and according to the seller, it is still powered by its reportedly original 390 V8 engine. The interior has been restored and the exterior has been repainted the original M-code Wimbledon . “It’s a nice driver,” says the seller, who’s owned the car for about five years. 

• The “ ” in the VIN identifies the original engine as a two-barrel 390-cu.in. OHV V8.
• New, this was rated at 265 horsepower.
• Per the seller, some blue smoke is seen from the exhaust during cold starts.
• The engine is paired with a three-speed automatic transmission and a 2.75-geared rear axle.
• ing to the seller, the body has “no known rust or previous damage.”
• It was repainted the original Wimbledon , with red GT stripes.
• The car also has a white convertible top that appears to be older.
• The red vinyl interior was recently restored and appears in very good condition.
• The door panels, kick panels, sill plates, and seat covers (with new seat foam) were replaced.
• The carpet and dash pad also appear in good shape, with some wear seen in the carpet.
• There are no reported issues with the steering, suspension, or braking systems.
• -type styled steel wheels are paired with radial tires.

• Nothing additional is included.

• No needs are reported, but the engine reportedly blows blue smoke on cold starts.

• This 1968 Fairlane GT Convertible is one of only 5,310 produced for the year.
• It is powered by the reportedly original 390-2V V8 engine and automatic transmission.
• The exterior has been repainted the original Wimbledon .
• A white convertible top complements the white exterior.
• The red vinyl interior was recently restored with new door panels, seat covers, and more.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Minnesota title in the name of his trust. This 1968 Fairlane GT Convertible is said to be in good driver condition, with a respray of its original exterior color, a restored interior, and its original 390 V8 engine. “It’s a fine driver,” says the seller.