1964 Falcon Futura 2 Door, 260 V8, Factory Top Loader 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
this is a nice builder - the factory 4 on the floor transmission is a rare option, factory V8, 2 door makes a valuable project car. the trunk lop deck and part of the trunk floor do have rust (i can provide OEM repair parts for these areas) and the core support has a small rust area by the battery box. The quarter panels are solid, the doors are solid as well... I have the windshield chrome top piece, corners and bottom piece but missing the left and right pillar trim. I also have the rain gutter trim and correct grill / headlight bezels. This is a factory 4 speed v8 (260) car. Looks like original paint with surface rust... Low rust in the important areas like the quarter panels and doors. Does have some rust in the typical areas - floor and trunk lip are the most noticable. [Please note in the pictures, I do have a parts car with a solid trunk floor and trunk lip/back deck area between the tail lights and trunk lid - i can cut and include these repair panels for an additional $300 with your purchase of this car]. This is a project car; I have been told that the 260 v8 was recently rebuilt and ran when it was parked 15 years ago - it was started a year ago as well. Also see pictures of the floor shifter and notice it is a top loader 4 speed. I do have the grill and most of the correct trim for the car.
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