1962 Ford Falcon Hot Rod Street Rod on 2040-cars
Stoystown, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:351 windsor
Year: 1962
Drive Type: rear
Make: Ford
Mileage: 85,000
Model: Falcon
Warranty: none
Trim: base
This is a 1962 Ford Falcon. The floor boards, quarters,
doors, trunk all show no signs of rust holes
or patching. The paint is driver quality with some dings and scratches. The
paint is 7 years old, it shows its age but looks good for a driver. It is base coat clear and is very shiny. The
hood, doors and trunk all line up and shut properly. The wheel well lips have
been flattened to accommodate the Ford 8” rear and the wider tires but they are
solid and not cut just flattened. The frame rails have been tied together for a higher
horsepower engine The glass is tinted and all in good condition. The interior
was completely redone and is in good condition. It is dark leather ostrich
print with plain leather gray outer covering. The headliner and door panels all
match. Engine is a rebuilt 1971 Ford 351 Windsor bored .030 with a
mild cam. Stock heads and an aluminum intake, 650 HOLLEY carb. Engine was never
dinoed. I would guess about 350 to 375
HP. This is a nice driver motor not too much power. Cam sounds great and good
on gas. Car runs cool with a 1971 Mustang radiator. Motor, trans and rear do
not drip oil. Transmission is a C4 auto with a 2000 stall. HURST Quarter
stick shifter. Rear end is a ford 8” traction lock with 279 gear for highway
driving. We did have a 355 gear in it and it was kind of low for highway
traveling. All lights, turn signals, gas guage, window winds work.
Brakes are next to new. The following is a list of what does not work SPEEDOMETER- No cable attached C4 & falcon don’t match
up. RADIO- This was a radio delete car. No antenna hole and
radio not wired EMERGENCY BRAKE- Cable from lever to first connection is
missing. But the cable from there to the drums is there and works HEATER- The core is missing but the blower motor works on
high and low. It just need the core put in. I tried to the best of my ability to describe this car accurately.
It is a nice street rod, driver quality driver ready. If you come to pick the car up and you feel that I misrepresented the car, YOU DON’T HAVE TO TAKE IT! See you tube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRGH_nlsxqY&feature=em-upload_owner |
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