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1967 FORD FALCON

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You are looking at a 1967 Ford Falcon Sport Coupe (factory 289 Car) Project. I purchased this car in 2009 with the intentions of restoring it, as you can see it still needs some work. This car was produced in the Kansas City plant and sent to Phoenix Arizona, where it stayed until 2008. When I got the car it was 99% rust free. It had a spot of rust the size of a quarter on passenger floor and it's fair share of dents and dings. I had a local body shop strip it down, make all the repairs, and repaint it 69 Mustang Black Jade Metallic. I purchased and installed an entire front suspension package from Laurel Mountain Mustang, and a disc brake conversion from Scare Bird Industries (still needs calipers). The 289 had been removed before I got the car, so I purchased a low mileage rebuilt 69 351 Windsor from a wrecked Mercury Cougar which comes with the car. I do have the original c4 but it is in pieces. I have the original bucket seats as well as a bench seat, but all of the interior will need to be redone. Car has original 8 inch rear and and I also have a rebuildable 9 inch. I took all of the metal trim ( I do not have the side mouldings) to a shop to be straightened and refinished about 2 weeks ago and should have everything back by the 1st of November. Therefore if you purchase the car I will take $1000.00 off the final price and you can pay me the rest when I get it back. This car has a lot of potential, but I really don't have the time and would like to have my garage back. Most of the hard and expensive work has already been done. The starting bid is the reserve, and is about half of what I have in it.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have, or if you would like set up a time to to look at it.

$500 non refundable deposit due within 24 hours with balance due upon pick up

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