1963 Ford Falcon Futura Sprint on 2040-cars
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
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1963 ford falcon sprint, floors , frame rails , rockers , engine bay , wheel house , trunk , everything is original and in great shape, a real unmolested car solid , options 302 with solid lifters roller rockers with some nice power , headers , new carb , big aluminum rad with electric fan, new alternator and wiring , new master cylinder , has line lock and hydraulic parking brake , new tires , new bucket seats , new door trims , has scatter shield , double exhaust , 9 inch rear with race axles , frame connecters , newer style distributor , serpentine fan belt , cable clutch activated , all glass original , battery in the trunk with safety switch , new battery , this is one of the best little falcon I have seen in a long time , originally from California bought and sent to spring Texas and stored for seven years , I have the original California titles that goes with this car. this car runs true and strong , no smoke no rattles and has a nice smooth drive on the road an awesome car to drive . have a lot of pictures , will answer all question . bob |
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