1965 Ford Falcon Rachero - 289 V-8 Automatic on 2040-cars
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States
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1965 Ford Falcon Ranchero V-8 (289) Automatic Transmission, Power
Steering, Manual Brakes, glass packs exhaust. Mileage is showing 35,330
(Which I assume to be 135,330). To the best of my knowledge this is a
numbers matching car. When my dad purchased the car/ truck approx. 8 yrs
ago it had a (I'm thinking) a 4.11 rear end in it. . .. My dad put the
stock rear in back in it a few years ago. He also fixed a couple of
small rust spots that were on the car. To my knowledge there is no rust
of any significance. This is not a show car, but a VERY NICE car! A
friend familiar with the classic car industry described it to a
colleague on the phone as an 8.5-9 for a repainted, mostly stock,
cruising car. You will have to make a determination as to how you view
it. It has an aftermarket radio mounted under the dash with some
speakers behind the seat. Nothing impressive, but does make music. This
car does not have AC or Power brakes. Located in Bainbridge, GA. You are
welcome to come look in person.
Ask any questions or request additional pics of anything and I will gladly help. Email me at: rynos at bellsouth dot net |
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