1963 1/2 Ford Falcon Sprint Convertible 260 Cu.in. V8 4spd. Original Black Plate on 2040-cars
Oakland, California, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:260 cu. in.
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1963
Sub Model: Sprint
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Falcon
Trim: 2 Door Convertible
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 93,026
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Original V8/4spd Manual Trans. Black Plate Car I am pleased to offer this relatively low mileage 1963 1/2 Ford Falcon Sprint Convertible. Original V8 4spd. Manual Trans. A rather uncommon vehicle (only 4600 made in '63), this Sprint has a long history in the San Francisco Bay Area and has no major issues other than having being rehabilitated from a 20 year slumber. This Falcon was purchased from the original owner, and due to a shift in priorities, it is now available to the market. As a life-long West Coast car from a dry climate, it is as original, straight, and as solid as they come, without accidents. All sheet metal is original and straight, having excellent panel fit/gaps throughout. Sporting blue paint, it appears it had one repaint over the original for cosmetic purposes only. This car is exceptionally original and damage free showing only minimal wear. The car runs and drives well. The interior has not been abused with a few rips, and the top will need to be replaced. The engine bay is clean and correct. The car has been lightly driven since I've owned it and all systems are working properly. It is sold with a clear California title. Offered at a very fair reserve. PRODUCTION NUMBERS 1963 Falcon Futura 4 Door Sedan: 31,736 2 Door Sedan: 27,018 Hardtop Coupe: 28,496 Sprint Hardtop Coupe: 10,479 Convertible Coupe: 31,192 Sprint Convertible Coupe: 4,602 VIN DECODER BODY CODE - Body 76B = Convertible (Bucket) EXTERIOR COLOR - Color H = Midnight Blue INTERIOR TRIM CODE - Trim 82A = Light Blue Crush Vinyl and Medium Blue Crush Vinyl (Double welt) DATE OF MANUFACTURE - DATE C = March 04, 1962 DISTRICT CODE (DSO) - District 72 = San Jose REAR AXLE RATIO CODES - Axle Code 4 = 3.25:1 non locking differential TRANSMISSION CODE - Trans 5 = 4 Speed Manual Shift ASSEMBLY PLANT CODE - CODE H = Lorain ENGINE CODE - ENGINE CODE F = 260 Cu Inch V8 Mechanicals: This car has very good mechanicals since all major components are in correct working order. The original 260 cu. in. 2V engine starts very easily, runs quietly and smoothly. It does not smoke and has good compression. The original 4spd. gearbox is quiet in all gears and shifts smoothly. The car is very smooth at speed. The car responds quickly and accurately to all driver inputs. The brake system is in good order and the car stops well. The carb does not appear to be original. Body, Paint, and Chrome: This car has received a complete repaint in blue years ago for cosmetic purposes; it appears to be a shade off the original Midnight Blue. The paint is in decent shape and shows minimal wear; a few small chips here and there, and light scale from sitting under a car cover in a carport. The car has excellent eye appeal and always attracts admirers. It is extremely original. This Falcon has never had any serious panel damage or chassis damage, nor rust. Since the car has not had any adverse history and has such good body panels, the panel fit is excellent. The floors, torque boxes, rockers and quarter panels are rust free other than slight discoloration from air. The chrome shows age, has minor pitting, and is in decent condition. All lenses are present and in good vintage condition. The windshield and glass are great. Interior: The entire interior is original and correct. All gauges are functional and working correctly. The dash mounted tachometer is not present and did not come with the car. It is the only piece missing. The bucket seats show some age commiserate with use and have very rips. The carpet is old but not ratty. The top will need to be replaced as it has rips but it is complete and has not been abused. Wheels and Tires: The original matched set of steel wheels are clean and straight. All hubcaps are original and in very good shape. The car exhibits no shimmy or shake at speed. The Goodyear thin white wall tires are old and hold air but should be replaced. Summaration: This Falcon Sprint Convertible is a great little driver and pretty rare. It is extremely original and an honest car showing only wear from years of sitting under a car cover in a carport. It has only cosmetic issues and is a survivor. It runs like a top and is very smooth and strong in all aspects. This particular car has a consistent fit and finish throughout and will maintain it's quality for years to come. Call me anytime to discuss: 510.684.7525 Can arrange immediate delivery from Oakland, Calif. to any major port in Europe, the UK, or Australia at very competitive rates. Excellent references. Please contact me directly with any questions, for more info, or pictures before bidding. This vehicle is sold strictly in as-is condition without warranty expressed or implied. Buyer shall use pictures herein this auction to determine vehicles overall condition and should asks any and all specific questions concerning any aspect of the vehicles condition before bidding. Buyer is responsible all shipping charges. International/national shipping is available to be paid for by the winner. I will deliver the vehicle to a local shipper of the winners choice within 25 miles of Oakland, CA or will help facilitate pick-up by a shipping company. Local pick-up is also welcome. A 10% non refundable deposit is due within 3 days of auction close and full payment due within 7 days of auction close. Vehicle will not ship/be picked up or delivered until all funds have cleared. Bank to bank wire transfer preferred for international bidders. Please bid with confidence as I have perfect feedback and excellent references. Good luck and thanks for looking. |
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