1965 Ford Falcon. 4 Door Sedan. All Original. Low Miles. Clean. on 2040-cars
Grandville, Michigan, United States
1965 Ford Falcon 4dr. Sedan
Wimbledon White/Med. Blue Poly. 74,405 Actual Miles Is currently For Sale locally at $ 1,900.00 OBO Barn stored away from the elements for the last 15 years; for sale by the car's second owner. This car is in good preserved condition; it's straight, solid, dry, and COMPLETELY ORIGINAL. This would make an excellent preservation/restoration project car! Has been run and driven short distances within the last 18 months. Currently, is very difficult to start and will not stay running. Recently replaced all ignition system components, fuel filter, and air filter. Could use a new battery, likely needs the carburetor cleaned/rebuilt and the timing adjusted; we're just not motivated to invest additional time and money, and we need the extra space in our barn... Some extras we've included, free of charge: Factory original owners manual, two snow tires (mounted on steel rims), full size factory original bias ply spare (mounted on steel rim), three of the four factory original hub caps, the factory original jack and tire iron, as well as all the worn factory original ignition parts we've recently replaced. There's a single crack in the windshield, which may not be visible in any of the photos. There's also some areas of perforated body panel rust; included photos of it. The back seat fabric has some set in rust stains. If you have any questions or want more detailed information, please contact me. |
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