1961 Ford Falcon 2 Door Coupe / 302 Engine / C4 Auto Transmission / No Reserve on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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I am selling a 1961 Ford Falcon 2 Door Coupe. The car has a 302 engine, c4 automatic transmission, and dual exhaust. The car runs and drives and the engine sounds great and the transmission shift nice but the car needs to be completed. The car is rust free and the body is almost ready for paint. The car will need the interior finished and some other small things to be truly road ready. The back lug pattern was recently converted to 5 lug but the front is still 4 lug. I have buckets and rear seats that I was going to use in the car and I am including them with the sale but they are not installed. I also have some extra parts that will go with the car. This car would make a really cool hotrod, track car, or hot rod for someone. I will need a $500 paypal deposit with in 12 hours and the balance must be paid with in 3 days. The car must be picked up with in 14 days and the pick up zip code will be 89061 which is about 50 miles from Las Vegas, Nevada. Please do not bid if you are not able to complete the transaction. The winning bidder will be responsible for all shipping charges. This is a no reserve auction the winning bidder will own the car. Good luck bidding. 1961 Ford Falcon 2 Door Coupe 302 Engine C4 Automatic Transmission Dual Exhaust No Rust / Rust Free Bodywork is about 95% complete No Reserve Auction |
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