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My dad had one of those when I was a boy & he did nothing but complain about those little electric motors. The car was at the dealer it seemed more than it was home & finally my dad got tired of it & trade it in for a new 1960 Mercury Monterey with the sliding rear window. Now that was sweet! If you pay attention to this commercial where they keep mentioning the little electric motors, they keep saying they are permanently sealed & lubricated for "their" lifetime which is the technical play on words the dealers used back then when people complained about having issues with the top & those motors. The commercial doesn't say those little motors will last YOUR lifetime, they will last "THEIR" lifetime which could be three weeks, three months or three years, depending on how much you retract the top & very few lasted three years! ;-)

Scottie, That is an awesome car, and KR may be a reference to the 2008 Shelby GT500 KR which stands for King of the Road. Not completely sure just a thought.

I believe this 64 Fairlane is powered by a Shelby GT500 5.4L SC engine, thus the KR 500 name. The Trans could be a modified C4 or C6 Auto Trans with a Lokar Auto shifter with a Ball Handle or it could be a 6-sp stick shift trans like a Tremec t56...Hope that helps...God Bless!

OMG the chrome on that thing is freakin unbelievable!I am buying my very first 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 Sports coupe tomorrow if all goes well! I don't think I will sleep a wink tonight. lol

this car is show stopper

I owned this exact car 1i 1968. I have owned many muscle cars sense then but this will always be my favorite.

Hey Scottie I would sleep with both the Ringbrothers for this car , just kidding i don,t go that way but jesus this is one badass ride.

A Thunderbolt custom, awesome.

Another perfectly executed piece of art, so much detail in all the right spots!

I've always loved the Ring Brothers and how they incorporate many different unique styling cues to create a look that is uniquely their own unmistakeable style of build! They heavily use a lot of CNC machined billet parts, carbon fiber, etc. to create a look that combines the industrial look of machined billet aluminum parts, with modern aerospace and racing technology such as carbon fiber, with good old classic hot rod coolness! You can go to a car show of hundreds of cars and without a doubt pick their cars out of the whole group! I hope that if I ever get my business going that I can build cars and bikes that are 1/2 as cool as the stuff they build! lol Thanks for sharing this video, ScottieDTV!!! =D

man..thats a pretty sick Ford Fairlane...and I'm w/ya on the "up there tight" on the bumpers and the door handles looked shaved...nope..just in there "tight"..and the frikn exhaust looks like 2 big cannons pointed at cha.....sweet build..))

Ring Bros don't make trailer queens. Built for driving. American muscle, functional, and just bad-ass. 

Hey man do you have a spare AM radio laying around for a 64 Fairlane that you would sell me do ya? I've found a couple online but they are so far out of my price range that I just cant make myself pay it. :( I have a bezel but its in really bad shape so if you have a spare bezel too that would be nice?