1963 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible on 2040-cars
Elmont, New York, United States
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Barn Find . The car was previously owned and sat in a garage unused for 15 years. I picked it up from the gentlemen who found the car. So far new wheel cylinders, fuel pump, shocks. very good tires, valve seals and other work has been done. She drives, stops and is a nice original falcon overall. The car was repainted and then put away in a garage so I was told. Looks good but it was never wet sanded or buffed out. There are a couple of places that could use attention but overall she is a 20 footer. Drives well and steering is tight. At any rate she is a great car with little rust, floor boards ect all good just needs tlc. Very nice overall interior no rips, newer carpet. Top goes down great but struggles and needs help on the way up sometimes she goes right up. Could be a leak or low fluid car comes with an extra piston. Top is in great condition including inside frame and bow pads. Odometer reads 36,000 have no idea if its original or not. The car is being sold very cheap you will not find another falcon convertible ever for this price. If you have been looking for one this is a solid driver, project car, great swap out v8 project the car that everyone wants! I was going to do a v8 swap but to involved and lost garage space so I have to move this plus some others I own. Good Luck car is being sold with no reserve. $1000 deposit required within 24 hours of auction close. If you do not have the funds do not bid. If you have negative feedback or less then 10 bids do not bid or I will retract your bid. If you bid contact me serious bidders and collectors only! Car can be seen at any time after 4pm and is located in Nassau county long island. At this price however you will never find one even running or near this condition. They are priced from 8,000 for a # 4 car up to over 30,000 fully restored. Do your homework you cannot go wrong. |
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