1962 Ford Falcon Squire Wagon...a Restored Beauty on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
Engine:200
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Forest Green
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Tan
Model: Falcon
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: Squire Wagon
Drive Type: rear wheel
Options: Leather Seats
Mileage: 81,710
This is a beautiful original Western Falcon Squire Wagon (81,xxx original miles) that underwent a restoration two summers ago. The engine is a 200 cid motor that has been rebuilt and has some trick aftermarket "go fast" parts on it to give it plenty of up and go power. Has a Clifford header exhaust on it and a two barrel carb with a GM distributor. These parts alone were $1300+ and it makes a big difference in performance. Dual exhaust help the motor breath nicely. The engine bay is completely detailed and shows great.
The exterior is a base/clear paint. The paint color is dark green metallic with 5 coats of clear had rubbed and buffed to a nice glassy finish. The paint also shows really nice at shows.
The interior was completely gutted and new custom color carpet added, and new leather 2010 Mustang adjustable bucket seats were added for a comfortable ride. The rear fold-down factory seat was taken to a custom upholstery shop and matched to the front buckets. When folded down., there is a wood deck that is in the back part of the interior making it really nice inside. New headliner, all rubber trim, door panels, chrome handles etc are all new. Custom console with gauges round off the interior.
This is a show winner at every show it attends and the last show I was parked next to a $100,000 built 68 Mustang and this Falcon had a crown around it the whole show...the poor guy next to me was a little pissed that my little Falcon Wagon was the hit of the show!...It's rare rare to have one in this condition. The floors are original and rust free as it the rest of the ford sheet metal.
The wood accents on the exterior were hand painted and cleared to make them have more of a "woody" look., and most people thing they are wood....(even though they are fiberglass) The rear back up lights are NOS units (do not work) and the rear window is electric and is controlled from the dash.
To see more on this beauty., I have built a website with a ton of photos and more descriptions. You can view the site at:
(EBAY WILL NOT LET ME PUT A LINK ON HERE TO MY WEBSITE WITH 80 PLUS IMAGES AND DETAILED DESCRIPTION of this falcon..., SO PLEASE EMAIL ME TO GET THE LINK, YOU WILL SEE A LOT MORE INFORMATION AND PHOTOS)
Don't let this one pass you by...selling only to fund the opening of our car shop...so need some start up cash...It's a shame that I built this car so nice and have to sell it sooo soon. I am kind of a perfectionist, and this car is detailed to the hilt. inside and out.
Thanks., Guy
P.S. Winning bidder is required to pay a $500 paypal payment after close of auction and payment is expected within 5 days of close of auction. I can help load this Wagon onto your preferred carrier.
On Aug-21-13 at 22:27:47 PDT, seller added the following information:
- The carb is a webber 2 bbl carb.
- For a lot more photos of this wonderful car please email me through ebay or email me for the link (guysgt390@yahoo.com) there are 80 or so photos that are clickable for larger images plus a great long description of the car. Thanks.
On Aug-21-13 at 23:18:13 PDT, seller added the following information:
Included in the sale:
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