One of the best-looking two-door sedans of the '60s just got even better. Here's a 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 that has undergone a rotisserie restoration with stunning paint, an overdrive transmission, and an impressively classic/comfortable interior to be the ultimate pro touring machine. And oh yeah, did we mention the professionally-built 800+ horsepower twin-turbo V8?!

The upgrades to this two-door sedan are subtle at first. The wide chrome bumpers shine like mirrors; the headlights are crystal-clear; the full-length trim looks like an unbroken line on the super-straight sheet metal; the jet-inspired tail lights are bright like afterburners; and there's a terrific application of legendary Wimbledon White that takes advantage of modern clearcoat depth. All of this makes for an impressive presentation on one of the best family-sized coupe designs ever to come from Detroit. But more than just a fine presentation, those genuine Halibrand wheels show off the lowered stance and extra-wide rear tires. So it hints at all the upgrades beneath the surface.

More of this incognito attitude awaits when you open the door. There was a big effort in the restoration sourcing the right NOS parts to ... Please ask for the full description.