1964 Ford Falcon Convertible on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
This is my 1964 Falcon convertible. It's mine I'm not selling it for any one else. This has been completely restored from the ground up. Everything in new and the car runs and drives perfect. I'll try to list everything. The motor and tranny have been completely rebuilt. The motor is a 289 out of a 1964 fairlane .030 over and all new components with rv cam. Tranny is a 1964 C4 from a Mustang also completely gone through and shift kit installed. Aluminum radiator, front disc rear drum brakes, all new bushings and weather strip every where. The console is out of a 63 falcon. The top is brand new with hydraulic motor. I had it installed 6-03-2014 for the purpose of selling it. I didn't need a top because I only drive it on the weekend during the winter here in Az. when the weather is beautiful. There is a small chip in front glass 1/4 of an inch long see pic. Also the hood scoop has a small repair on the back side see pic. If reserve is met I'll pull the scoop and have it completely reshot. The repair is not easily noticed unless you know where to look. The car has been restored for almost two years and has just over 700 miles on it. It is an Arizona car with Zero rust. Everything works perfect. Power antenna, CD player hidden in glove box with aux. cord in the console. Bazooka bass tube in trunk. The color is House of Kolor Tangelo Pearl and looks like it on fire in the sun. This is an absolutely beautiful car and draws a crowd every time I take it out. If you have any other questions let me know and I'll answer them as soon as possible.Clean Arizona Title. Thanks.
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