1969 Ford Falcon Wagon on 2040-cars
Dayton, Ohio, United States
This is one cool wagon. Gets attention every where you go. To start off I bought this a year ago on ebay and shipped all the way home to Dayton from Snohomish wa, I have enjoyed it at all the cruise in and so has every body else. As for the car exterior you can see all the pics that show any bad areas. Or if you have any questions feel free to call I am here to help you decide about your purchase. As for the interior the only problem at all is drivers seat has 2 tears, but the rest is awesome. Even floor boards, the spare tire bottom does have rust and the front windshield has some wiper marks. The motor and drive train is an awesome drive. 302 automatic no smoke at all, brakes stop you every time with no problem. I did put a set of brand new riddler rims with the torque thrust. 17 front 18 back and 4 new tires to match the stance I was shooting for. Rims and tires alone were 1800 dollars. My plan was to lower the wagon in rear drop spindles in front with disc brakes, pull the motor out throw some horsepower at it with a healthy cam and drive and enjoy it. Other projects and room in my garage are getting in the way for me to finish this project. Please call me with any questions 937-477-9103
And for shipping quotes you can call Greg at Horizon Auto 407-401-9773
NO PAYPAL!!!!!!!!! CASH, CASHIERS CHECK, OR WIRE TRANSFER ONLY I reserve the right to take off it sells locally.
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