Clean,good Running 61 Falcon Ranchero on 2040-cars
Williams, Arizona, United States
I have up for auction a 1961 Ford Falcon Ranchero. I have had this for 2 years now. When I got it the original owner had it in a garage for 7 years. It has a 289 that runs and sounds GREAT!! Its a 4 speed manual. on the floor I think its a top loader. The spedo is not hooked up I tried to have it hooked up once and reason it has a chevy tranny. I have been using my phone since I got it running. The original owner said it had 5000 miles on the engine and I have put 1098 miles on it. That is what my phone says. I have drove it down to Phoenix, Laughlen, and as a daily driver in the summer and spring. I have had the heater fixed and a new heater core put it. The gas tank cleaned professionally, new front struts and all the carb has been rebuilt. The interior needs work. The seat needs re done, maybe some new weather striping, and some other small things. It had NOS hooked up it was never used I took the bottle out. It had a bed cover when I got it but that was kinda old and took it off and put some black bed liner in it the spray on kind. No rust for what I can see I have not really gotten in to the body to check but I have looked it all over and can not find any. It has been in a garage and have a car cover for it. Its a very good car I am just wanting to do other stuff now and do not drive the car as much as I would like to. Any questions and I know I have forgot some things just ask. I will deliver with in a 100 miles of Williams, AZ or so. Pay Pall or cash only. Ive had this on ebay before and maybe I was aksing to much? Going to try it again. Again any questions just ask I will get back as soon as I can. Thanks for checking out my add!
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