1963 Ford Falcon With 302 V8 on 2040-cars
Hendersonville, Tennessee, United States
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1963 Ford Falcon Futura
Restored in 2009 Rebuilt 302 Mustang V8 (approx 1984) motor with 20,000 miles since rebuild C4 transmission 4 Barrel Holly carb, electronic ignition,electric washer pump Updated brakes from Ford Maverick automatic transmission, 14" wheels, tinted glass, seat belts New battery Tires have less than 1500 miles wear Includes original steering wheel and original functional radio (removed during restoration) I purchased this car as mechanically restored from California; all of the referenced mechanical specs were performed by the previous owner, who had restored numerous Falcons. I performed the cosmetic restoration, including paint, carpet,all exterior chrome,, wheel covers, chrome valve covers and alternator Falcon specific AM/FM radio, small spoke steering wheel; The car was professionally painted Paint is an 8; there are a few bubbles on rear quarter panels and some minor touch ups over the past several years There is one small rock chip in the windshield which is obscured by the passenger side visor I had a problem hooking the horn up to new steering wheel, so I wired it to a push button on the dash, (see picture) Runs strong, cool ride. I have driven this car 100-200 miles in a day with no problems, and have described it as honestly as possible. If sold, winning bidder must submit $500 down payment, which will not be refunded if you decided that you were just messing around. Reserve will not be disclosed, so please don't ask. Car is for sale locally, and I reserve the right to end the bidding at any time Thanks for looking. |
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