1964 Ford Falcon Cruiser on 2040-cars
Milan, Michigan, United States
1964 Ford Falcon for sale. This vehicle was totally restored from the ground up and took over 3 years to complete in the early 2000.Odometer reads a little over 10,000 miles now. It comes with a 302 motor with a mild cam, Eldelbrock intake and carburetor. Brand new radiator. Auto transmission with a shift kit and a B&M Shifter, Air Conditioning, Sony CD Player, Air Shocks, Battery located in trunk. Car is awesome but not quite perfect. Has a little small tear about the size of a penny right behind the driver seat. Very little rust is starting to show on rear quarter panel (see pics). Paint chip above passenger rear quarter panel due to something falling on car while it was in the garage See pic). Car runs good and strong will need very little to bring it back to perfect. Great weekend or Cruise Night car. Gets a lot of attention everywhere it goes. If you have any questions or would like pictures or videos of the car please email |
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