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1964 Falcon Futura Original Miles On Title!! Clean... on 2040-cars

US $12,500.00
Year:1964 Mileage:92703
Location:

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

 I picked this up from an older couple moving to Florida to retire.  They were owners of this vehicle for many of it's years and it appears to be mostly rust free (even underneath) and has been garaged.  It is (I believe) a 2 owner survivor car (all original).  92,703 actual miles (on odometer and title) with no exempt or exceeds on title, a true miles car!!!

1964 FALCON FUTURA CONVERTIBLE

RED on RED leather with white top.

paint looks in need of a refresh and appears to be dent and ding free.  Appears to have had the paint refreshed at some point. Paint looks aged but does have some darker spots (size of a piece of corn) showing through in some spots if you look close.

Interior is really nice with only a very small hole in bottom right of driver seat (again hard to see and about the size of a quarter). also left door arm rest could use recovered.

Has a 4 speed manual transmission working with a straight six 170 motor.

Runs and drives great and looks great. True original Futura in amazing condition.

automatic top works and is new looking.

Feel free to call for any questions 317-364-0165 JC before the auction ends or arrange a viewing.

There is no doubt this auction is for a true collectible and for that Falcon searcher, this is one to have.

Thanks

ALL Indiana residents will be charged a 7% sales tax or anyone from any state who picks car up in person on site will be charged 7% sales tax. If you do ship the car we must arrange shipping or you will be charged 7% sales tax. Shipping is 1500 dollars for up to 1000 miles and 2000 dollars for over 1000. These are Indiana Regulated laws for Dealers selling on ebay. Thank you. 

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