1962 Falcon Squire Wagon on 2040-cars
Hillsborough, New Jersey, United States
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302 and C4 from a 76 Granada, 8.5 inch rear. All the plastic wood pieces are there, new woodgrain not original Ford pattern. Has new front floors welded in, though not the best welding job. very little rust except in bottom of rear quarters. Tailgate, rockers and spare tire well are solid.Paint is fair, roof should be redone.Rear bumper chrome very good front bumper is painted. New carpet, front seats are from an Explorer. Was originally a 6 cyl with 3 speed manual trans, have all original parts and front seat if wanted. clutch pedal and linkage are still in car under carpet. I have tried to describe the car as best I can. Look at pictures, ask questions, if you bid and win it's yours. Have to thin out the herd, too many projects right now.
New parts: aluminum radiator, new gaskets throughout motor and trans, drum brakes with dual MC and new hoses, converted to GM alternator, 1976 Ford electronic ignition. 13" wheels in front, 14" in rear all new tires. Kenwood stereo with kickpanel speakers.All new front suspension (ball joints, control arms, idler arm, bearings) What it needs: Paint is good from 20 feet, needs minor rust repair in lower quarters, Brakes work but require heavy pressure, may need a different size MC, needs a new shifter, interior finishing. This is far from a show car, but it could be a great cruiser with a little more work Would prefer a local cash sale in person. I will not ship you must make your own arrangements for pickup. Could probably deliver within 100 miles for a fee. |
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