1964 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible on 2040-cars
Santa Barbara, California, United States
1964 FORD FALCON “FUTURA” CONVERTIBLE
“Curb-side Appeal” “ A true California classic Santa Barbara cruiser” Price: $22,500.00 This car is my 2nd Falcon Convertible that was purchased in Florida and was auto freight-transported to Santa Barbara in the summer of 2009. It was nearly fully restored personally by one of Santa Barbara’s top classic automobile restorers. Bob Seagoe is the owner of Superior Brake and Alignment and took personnel interest in rebuilding this particular Falcon for its present owner Patty. The car runs and performs wonderfully. It has been routinely serviced by Bob at Superior and and well cared for by me. BULLET POINTS - 1964 Falcon Futura! V8 HiPo "K" Code Hi performance 4 barrel Sprint engine Ford "Top loader" 4 speed transmission Dual type brake hydraulic system upgrade using Willows master cylinder Front disc brake conversion Power steering Recent maintenance includes: New starter motor, power steering rebuild, heater core There have been numerous other conversions in which we have retained the work invoices. These would be available to a serious buyer. The price that we paid for the Falcon in 2009 was $15,060.00 - in which we then spent an additional $9,000.00 in restoration enhancements. I feel that this is a very reasonable price for any type of “Falcon” or classic car enthusiast. |
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