1965 Ford Falcon Gasser 400 Call Now Same Owner 42 Years Race Car Museum on 2040-cars
Saint Cloud, Florida, United States
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1965 Ford Falcon Gasser. Here is your opportunity to own a True Piece of History. This Vehicle has had the same owner for 42 years. The same owner bought the car in 1970 and built everything himself from the ground up. This vehicle was Street and Track raced from 1971 until the early 1980's, Then went on Display in Big Daddy Don Garlit's Drag Racing Museum. This car comes with a photo album of all the countless memories and history that this car has experienced. Along with the magazines that this car featured in. This vehicle has won numerous trophies and awards. This car is equipped with a 1970 Pontiac 400 Ram Air IV engine (Rare engine), Lunatic Cam, CSC 'Ultra Rev' Crank, CSC ForgedTrue Pistons, Crane Rocker Arms, Bore: 4.121, Stroke 3.750, Hilborn Fuel Injection, 1958 OldsMobile Rear End with high performance gears and has been Featured in several Dragster Magazines. This vehicle is exactly what they would have raced in the 1960s and 1970s. This vehicle starts right up and runs beautifully. The exact same helmet that the gentleman used to race this car in comes with the car, it is painted the same color as the car and is from 1971 when he started racing. You do not want to miss this piece of history. I am open to offers. Please give me a call at anytime. 407-832-1759. Thanks and God Bless you on your classic car search. Please allow time for the pictures to upload below! Thank you!
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