1963 Ford Falcon Convertible Rolling Chassis Shell With Parts Low Low Price on 2040-cars
Golden, Colorado, United States
Engine:U CODE BUT NO ENGINE
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Dealer
Exterior Color: J RED BUT NOT THAT COLOR NOW
Make: Ford
Interior Color: 85A CODE
Model: Falcon
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: PARTIAL
Drive Type: 3 CODE BUT NO TRANS
Mileage: 0
Sub Model: FUTURA
JOE B. SALES IN GOLDEN , COLORADO IS CLOSING THE DOORS AFTER 17 YEARS OF SELLING OLD CARS MOSTLY FALCONS AND PARTS OF SAME. THIS IS ONE OF OUR LEFT OVER PROJECTS THAT WE NEED TO SELL. IT IS PRICED AT EXACTLY WHAT WE PAID FOR IT. THIS CONVERTIBLE SHELL HAS HAD EXTENSIVE CUTTING , REPLACING , AND WELDING UP. I SEE TWO DIFFERENT COLORS WHICH INDICATES A PARTS CAR DONATED SOME OF THE REPLACEMENTS. THE DOOR INFO TAG SHOWS A CONVERTIBLE WITH SIX CYL. .... WE ADDED PARTS WHICH WE HAVE BUT DON'T HAVE A LOT LEFT AFTER SELLING OUT AT BARGAIN PRICES TO GET READY FOR THE SHUTDOWN. THE HEADER BOW ON THE TOP FRAME IS MISSING ALONG WITH OTHER PARTS I'M SURE. WE WILL SUPPLY WHATEVER ELSE THAT WE HAVE IN STOCK BUT IT MUST HAPPEN SOON BECAUSE OF THE CLOSING. NOTE THE PICS SHOWING SOLID FLOOR AND SIDE PANELS. THEY ARE SOLID BUT DON'T KNOW HOW CORRECT THEY ARE.
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