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1964 Econoline (falcon) 6 Door Van Inline 6 Cylinder 3 Speed Trans Has Potential on 2040-cars

US $3,250.00
Year:1964 Mileage:57531
Location:

United States

United States

1964 6 Door Econoline Van
Make This Your Mystery Machine
Straight 6
Three Speed on The Tree (Column Shift)
Runs and Drives with Current Registration
I took this van in trade so I do not know the history of it. It does run and the motor sounds good. The shifter linkage on the column is wore out so you have to use some finesse while changing gears. The brakes work well for an old rig. It does not handle the best at higher speeds (65 MPH) but it is drivable.
The gauges all work but the wiring under the dash is a mess. Blinkers worked but I do not know about the rest.
Has an old aftermarket stereo that is not hooked up and may not work.
The heater core is there but the rest of the heater is missing.
I removed the carpet and paneling from the rear so I could take better pictures. 
There is major rust on the driver side rocker and the posts for the rear doors.
Installation of the rear side windows is not the best.
Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Van is located in Sandpoint Idaho zip code 83860. 
As I stated above I do not know the history on this vehicle and  I have tried to described it as best I can. Please check the pictures over carefully and ask questions as pictures tend to make things look better. I encourage you check the vehicle out in person or make arrangements for someone to do so.  My number is 907-328-9195 if there is any further information I can give.

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