1962 Ford Falcon Sedan 2 Door on 2040-cars
Hubbard Lake, Michigan, United States
Motor is rebuilt, it's 289 punched 30 over which makes it a 305. It has brand new 3 quarter cam and lifters, It has a 600 cfm Holley and Aluminum intake.It only has 1500 miles on the new motor the 77,.775 is actual miles on body. It's a top loader 4 speed, the same as the mustang had. It has a 31 spline rearend ford nine that was cut down, put under it and custom axles. Brand new radiator, new battery . Also has brand new door panels coming for it. I do have orginal bucket seats and console. They probably only put maybe1000 bucket seats and consoles in that year 1962. It was built at Lorain Ford in Lorain Ohio and the production number was 5083. The car was shipped to a dealer in South Carolina and sold to somebody there. I have a copy of the orginal build sheet. It's a solid car with no bondo. Just needs a little tlc. Shipping, Buyer is responsible for vehicle pick up and for making arrangements and paying for shipping. Payment must be certified check only. Once money is received then arrangements for pick up of vehicle will be done. Buyer is responsible for all cost to have vehicle delivered to them. |
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