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5687 [ 5680 ] Four Hundred Hardtop Coupe
| Model Information | |||||
| YEAR: | 1956 | SERIES: | 56th | ||
| MODEL BODY: | 5687 | MODEL CHASSIS: | 5680 | MODEL NAME: | Four Hundred Hardtop Coupe |
| VIN NUMBER: | *MISSING* | THEFT NUMBER: | *MISSING* | BRIGGS/OTHER NUM: | *MISSING* |
| General Information | |||||
| STATUS: | Current Owner | STATUS DATE: | |||
| ACQUIRED WHERE: | Somewhere in PA | ACQUIRED DATE: | |||
ACQUIRED CONDITION: | Parts Car | OWNER: | B.H. | ||
OWNED LOCATION: | Parts Unknown | OWNED CONDITION: | Scrap | ||
| ORG DEALERSHIP: | DELIVERED DATE: | ||||
| Interior Information | Exterior Information | ||||
INTERIOR CODE: | 84 | PAINT CODE: | ML | PAINT NAME: | Dover White Persian Aqua |
INTERIOR DESCRIPTION: | Seats upholstered
in black cloth and
turquoise leather;
turquoise
instrument panel
and carpet. Quite
a mess now! | EXTERIOR DESCRIPTION: | Out-standing in
its field -
literally! | ||
| Drivetrain Information | |||||
ENGINE: | 374 (8 Cyl, 290 Hp) | ENGINE SERIAL: | *MISSING* | ||
| TRANSMISSION: | Twin Ultramatic | ||||
| Other Information | |||||
OPTIONAL EQUIPTMENT: | Push Button Transmission Shift (PB) Fresh Air Heater, Defroster, and Front Underseat Heater (HEUH) Three-Way Tuning Radio with Electric Antenna and Rear Compartment Speaker (RUE) Power Brake (BU) Power Steering (Bendix) (PS) Electric Window Lifts (WL) Four-Way Power Seat (ST) White Sidewall Tires (WS) Solex Glass with Shaded Windshield (SF) Torsion Level Suspension (TL) Brake Signal (BS) | ||||
VEHICLE HISTORY/ PROJECT STATUS: | As you can see from the images, there doesn't appear to be a straight panel on this car, but I purchased it that way, back in 1987, just to get the carburetor to help rebuild the damaged unit on my first Patrician. Sadly, it had been in a lot better shape when I first saw it a decade earlier (perhaps even restorable), but that's a whole 'nuther story. I sold nearly all of the usable parts, kept a few needed for my personal use, and left the car in the field where I found it. Unfortunately, when the land owner passed away, scrap steel was going for $6 a ton, and the hulk disappeared. | ||||
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