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For sale is my 1965 Ford Falcon Futura. Car has original 289 V8 and green dot C4 automatic transmission. 103,000 original miles. Runs and drives great! There is NO rust on this car anywhere and has had NO rust repair in the past. Car was recently painted with 65 Ford colors but not original to this particular vehicle. I bought car in California and actually drove it home to Alabama the next day 2400 miles, with not one problem. Many new parts such as radiator, shocks, tires , wheels and traction bars. I am the 3rd owner, first owner had car for 37 years. Car is for sale locally and purchaser is responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. I can help to load on transport as needed. I will include all original engine parts and some extras such as 4 barrel intake and spare trim pieces and some new rubber seals and such.

I will accept paypal, cash or cashiers check. all funds must be paid before release of vehicle and a $1000.00 payment must be made within 24 hrs and before listing will be removed .

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