1963 Ford Falcon Futura Sprint Convertible V8 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Gardendale, Alabama, United States
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This Falcon is all original and was bought recently from the original owner. The car came from the factory with a V8, 4 speed transmission, it also has a factory installed tachometer that works. The power convertible top works as it should and is in good shape. For this car to be all original it is in impeccable shape. There are minor blemishes including a few nicks in the paint; a few small places where the paint has small bubbles as it has been repainted once. The carpet has a tear on the hump in the rear as it too is original. Any part that has been replaced on the car is in the trunk other than the original gastank which was not kept. All the original sales paperwork is with the car. The drivers seat has a few tears. Everything on the car works. I would not hesitate to drive this car anywhere or use as a daily driver. I'm selling this car for a friend. I can call and ask any questions that you may have.
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