1964 Ford Falcon Wagon B/fx Clone Project, Gasser, Hot Rod,drag Racer,street Rod on 2040-cars
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:302
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 99,999
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Falcon
Trim: Wagon
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4-speed
64 Falcon Wagon that I am building as a B/FX Street and Strip nostalgic racer. Body is rust free and I replaced the front floor sections. Still needs a minor repair in the right rear. Frame and torque boxes are in perfect shape as is the whole engine compartment. 9in. rearend with Moser 31 spline axles, 4:86 gears, full spool, and Currie big 11"drum brakes is already installed. Car was an automatic but I just installed a clutch pedal set-up. Many parts are included like....new front and rear fiberglass bumpers from Crites Restorations and also their motor and trans mounts for the V-8 and 4-speed trans. New aluminum radiator, 12 gal fuel cell, fuel pump and aluminum fuel lines, carpet, coil over shocks, ladder bars, lightweight racing buckets. Also comes with a 302 with Procomp aluminum heads, .540 lift mild hyd. cam, vintage Edelbrock Torker intake, Hi-Tork Mini starter, 100 amp 1 wire alternator, new Billet distributor, CSR electric water pump, Milodon deep sump oil pan with a Melling Hi-Volume oil pump, concourse correct gold valve covers, new flywheel and clutch and pressure plate. Toploader 4-speed.8 point roll bar. I also just bought a new Speedway Motors Gasser Straight front axel kit with disc brakes. Wheel Vintiques steel rims and "Pie Crust" vintage style cheeter slicks for the rear. This is a project car. MAY CONSIDER A TRADE. Let me know what you have. I am looking for a nice complete race car. Please see my other listings because I have another project that I would combine with this one to trade for a REAL NICE complete race car. My health is keeping me from getting too much done on these. I have just about everything needed to finish except the strength or help. This is being offered as is, with no warrenties expressed or implied. This car is being advertised locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early if the car sells or is traded. Thank you.
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