1962 Ford Falcon 2 Door, Daily Driver on 2040-cars
Garden Grove, California, United States
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1962 Ford Falcon, 2 door, straight 6, 3 on the tree (manual Transmission with the shifter on the column, a true daily driver). This car is in really good shape for its age.
Reply to this posting with any questions or if you want to see it. The car is not restored and is not perfect however as far as 1962 falcons go this one is complete, rust free, super reliable, and fun to drive. See pictures as it does have a tear on the front seat, the shifter has a soft spring in second ( not a transmission issue it is in the column), and the car could use a paint job as it is a flat black and it looks like it was done in a garage not a paint booth, the rubber around the car is cracking (trunk, door seals, window felts, etc. not bushings or ball joints) however it is in very great mechanical shape for a 50+ year old car (runs and drives great) and is very complete. The car has not been cut up or modified and is rust free it has the original radio, there is an aftermarket cd/radio installed in the glove box. The Cars was manufactured in 1961 for the 1962 model year and was built in Los Angeles, CA. I think this car has spent it's whole life in southern California as it has no rust and the odometer reads 57xxx (not sure how accurate the odometer is though). The engine was rebuilt less than 20k miles ago and was converted from a generator to alternator. also has new tires (less than 5,000 miles ago), new battery, 80% left on brakes. This car drives straight and has no odd noises, shakes, or noises, it also gets about 24MPG. |
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