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1963 Ford Falcon. 2-door car.

6-cylinder engine, engine turns freely with compression.

Some parts are missing from engine area, *radiator {in trunk} *Coil *battery. {may be other parts missing}

Automatic transmission. No drive shaft.

Interior looks good and complete. seats are in good condition. Floor pans on Driver and passenger side has been replaced, {not a professional job}

Trunk looks solid.

Body has had some repairs, rust spot on left {driver} front fender.

Side chrome molding is Not with the car. I do not have it.

Car rolls freely.

Clear Title on hand. {matches vin plate on car}

Car is located in Darlington S.C.

I can have this car delivered to you Anywhere in the GREAT U.S.A {lower 48 only} for Just $1.00 {one dollar} PER MILE = ONE WAY FEE.

SOLD AS-IS = NO WARRANTY = NO REFUNDS = NO RETURNS = JUST BUSINESS.

ANY QUESTIONS...PLEASE CALL OR TEXT; 1-843-496-4535

THANKS FOR LOOKING

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