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Nice 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint, 289 4 Speed, Clasic, Sporty, Good Driver. on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:132829
Location:

Clarkston, Washington, United States

Clarkston, Washington, United States
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 Up for auction is a very nice 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint with 289, and 4 speed.


This little Sprint has just finished it's restoration. A very solid, no rust, straight body, was taken down to bare metal, then the original blue color was reapplied. Doors, deck lid, and hood fit nice. All glass is good, with a new windshield, all new window regulators, and all new rubbers were installed. Door and trunk rubbers are also new. New chrome bumpers have also been installed. This Sprint's 289 engine starts easy, and runs strong. New belts, hoses, water pump, radiator, voltage regulator, rebuilt carburetor, and new starter were installed. A rebuilt 4 speed transmission adds to the fun drive of this falcon. Rebuilt front end, with shocks, link pins, bushings, torque strut bushings, front brakes, wheel cylinders, and wheel bearings make this power steering car an ease to drive. New American wheels, and new BF Goodrich T/A Radial's give this Spring a nostalgic look. The insides are fresh, with new upholstery, carpeting, heater box and core. The family cat did get in, and scratched the drivers side front bucket seat. (Look at pictures closely) We have the Sprint logo that go's on the seat, but it was not put on when the upholstery was done, also the steering wheel is brown not blue. The car has new headlights, tune signal switch, and all lights work as they should, but the back up lights are not hooked up. I'm listing this little Sprint for a friend, and will answer all questions as well as I can. Buyer is responsible for shipping, and all shipping costs. We will help with loading on our end, and in anyway we can. For questions please call Bill (208)750-0000 

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