Since I laid eyes on the Worlds Fastest Fairmont Wagon back in 2004, I have been on a quest of sorts. I had a few other projects that I needed to wrap up first, but fast forward to 2008 and you will find my 1964 Malibu SS is restored and my 1990 Mustang GT has transformed into a race car. The time has come for me to find a Fairmont wagon and build my next dream car.
At this point I am not sure if the car is going to get a turbo 5.0 Ford or an LS1, but I do know what I want to do with the suspension, Interior, and exterior of the car. I had a professional concept artist prepare the image below to keep me motivated.
If you know where I can find one of these wagon, in particular a Ford Fairmont Squire Wagon like the one in the picture above, send me an email. geoff@hotrodhomepage.com.
do you know where the fuse box is in a 1983 ford fairlaine station wagon. I am using a friends and the break lights won’t go out I need to check the fuse as it is killing the battery. Thanks
$900 obo. I don’t know if you even still want one of these, I just came across your post when I was looking up a picture of the car. Good luck. =]
unplug battery cables until u find it. this will keep battery from going dead till u need to go somewhere.
I have a 1979 Ford Fairmont Wagon, what is it worth?
I can’t imagine one being worth more then a couple hundred dollars.