1963 Ford Falcon Base 2.8l on 2040-cars
Mitchell, Indiana, United States
Car is originally from Texas and is very solid. Body has zero rust, only rust on the car is on floor pans and its very minimal. Car has only been in Indiana for about a year and a half, always kept in garage. It has the desirable later model I6 and three transmission, instead of the stock I6 with 2 speed. The current engine is low mileage and runs great. The car has 4 great condition tires and drives great. Would be a great driver or great for a project for someone who didn't want to spend a lot of valuable time fixing the basis of the car. The only issues with the car is a small tear in the drivers seat from the previous owner (older man) getting in and out, the console lid is broken loose, just needs a new lid, might be fixable, the drivers door inside skin has broken loose from the outside skin and lets the window fall off the track when going up or down, just needs welded back together and the drivers door has a dent in it (see photos). I started sanding on the drivers fender, I was originally going to shave the side moldings, but I just no longer have time for the car.
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