Ford Falcon 71 Xy Good Straight Original Car Suit Restoration Second Owner on 2040-cars
Nerang, QLD, Australia
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this car is 43yrs old but is complete and would suit restoration i am the second owner needs rust work of coarse some bog in usual spots no bog done by me previous owner did it has been in shed for 10yrs moving out and its got to go.you will have to organise transport is as is where is engine runs it drives algood just hasnt been registered for years has a 250 c in engine in it with a 2v cylinder head comes with 351 clevo block and crank and 20thou pistons also has fmx with 2500 stall never been used good straight car getting hard to find these days sad to see it go.
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