1964 Ford Falcon 2dr Sedan Delivery Wagon 1 Of 678 Very Rare!!! on 2040-cars
Caledonia, Wisconsin, United States
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I have a Rare 1964 Falcon 2 DR Sedan Delivery 1 of only 678 Built. I have had vehicle for nearly 10 years and due to a move I must let it go. I purchased and shipped car back from Texas. It has had the 5 lug conversion done and a 1966 289 Motor was put in years back. I had the car painted at a cost of over 6000. It is ready for assembly. A new floor pan was professionally replaced due to minor rust. The body and paint are incredible. I had stainless polished and even bought replated dash trim plastic at cost of 500. Just needs someone who can finish the project. I have newer tires and magnum wheels on it. It will run but I was planning to rebuild driveline next. I have well over 12k in vehicle. My loss is your gain I just don't have room for this project. Very cool body lines and will get looks!! Please call with questions as I need to sell. If you have any questions please call before bidding 262 620 6541 Tom. |
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