1963 Ford Falcon Rebuilt 289/302 Engine C4 New Paint Excellent Restoration on 2040-cars
Burbank, California, United States
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1963 Ford Falcon Futura Hotrod w rebuilt 289/302 & C4
$13,000. total invested. Beautiful hotrod classic drives perfectly. Beautiful brand new paint job The previous owner had just rebuilt the engine and C4 transmission on the floor. I have only put on 3000 (Three Thousand) miles since then. I had a pro mechanic do the following: All new inner and outer tie rods, sleeves and bushings and one spindle. Complete new front and back mechanical brake system New rear springs. New radiator and battery. New Front window seal Rewired electrical system. New seat upholstery. Driver's Shoulder/Lap Seat Belt New front tires, alignment. New Air shocks. New mirrors inside and out. Stereo system--Sony mp3 stereo with 6x9 speakers and amplified subwoofer. With the Headers, Flowmasters and 302 you can hear it coming from blocks away. NEEDS: New Door Seals; Window Lace Left door window mechanism Horn parts (has a temp working horn on steering wheel) ADMIRED by everybody who sees it! |
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