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Year:1964 Mileage:100000
Location:

Geneseo, Kansas, United States

Geneseo, Kansas, United States
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  • Offering for sale with no reserve is a 1964 Ford falcon ranchero. This car is 50 years old this year! The car needs restoration of all components. We had it running two years ago and drove it a couple miles but the torque converter seal is pouring fluid out of it so just parked it until we could get the time to put it in the shop and restore it or sell it. We are buried in work so it is time to get it to a different home where it will be taken care of. This came from south central Oklahoma just outside of Shawnee and has not been in wintry salt weather. It does have typical mudtrap lower rear quarter rust and floorboards from weatherstripping starting to leak. The inside bed would have been pretty good but they left and old blanket in the left rear corner and it stayed wet and rusted the bed through there before we purchased it.Tailgate has typical dents inside as does some of the rest of the interior of the bed. Rockers and lower front fenders appear to be o.k. Under the hood back by the hinges also appears to be good. The previous owner started to sand it and put red primer on it but that is fading and thinning away. Body actually is pretty straight with just some minor dings here and there. Bumpers and bright work need to be redone of course. Cannot buy much in complete old cars for my low starting price. The smaller cars appear to be having a surge in popularity probably due to gas mileage and so forth. It will be going up in value continuously so they do make good savings accounts. Most mechanical parts are shared with mustang and comets so parts are not a problem. We have approximately 140 old project/parts cars here at any given time.
  •  Selling with intention of needing restoration of rest of minor components.
  •  It has a good title.
  • The car can be stored here for up to 6 months - after that we will come up with a monthly fee.
  • Possible delivery if you are within 400 miles of central Kansas south or west for a fee.
  • If you have questions, please feel free to ask.
  • If you would like a better look at anything we can send more pictures.
  • We expect payment within 5 working days of the end of the auction.
  • See  our web site at win-trymotors dot com.


On Mar-07-14 at 07:14:56 PST, seller added the following information:

  Sorry for the confusion but there IS a reserve on this car. We forgot to take that no reserve statement out of the description from the last car we sold.

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