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www.ClassicCarBuyingSecrets.com Click now for an instant download on “How to Avoid the 7 Deadliest Mistakes of Buying a Classic Car Online”! Old school customs are often an exercise in excess. Owners build outrageous machines to push the envelope of what’s possible, trying to create something that hasn’t been done before. That often results in highly individualized cars that lack mass appeal. That’s why this 1956 Ford Fairlane is special it’s an old school custom that uses all of the traditional tricks without going overboard. This car is the perfect representation of what an average guy might have built in the late 1950s, with spectacular paint, a lot of custom trim, and a 351 Windsor under the hood. We don’t often showcase true customs like this, but when we do, they’re inevitably some of the most popular cars on the showroom floor. Customs are renowned for their use of color and special paints, and this lovely Fairlane is no exception. Its classic combination of red and white is exactly what I think of when someone says 1956 Ford Fairlane. Aside from a few barely noticeable chips here and there, the paint is beautiful. The body work is straight and clean, and with all that bright trim, there’s nowhere for misaligned panels to hide. The gaps are extremely good considering the body is nearly 60 years old. Everything is crisp and beautifully blended. A big part of this custom’s look is the trim. All Fairlanes received the dramatic sweeping side trim that stretches from …
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