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1962 Ford Falcon Pro Street on 2040-cars

Year:1962 Mileage:6000
Location:

Hamilton, Montana, United States

Hamilton, Montana, United States
Advertising:
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:332 CI Chevrolet V8
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Condition:

Used

Year
: 1962
Make: Ford
Model: Falcon
Trim: Pro Street
Drive Type: Rear wheel drive
Mileage: 6,000
Disability Equipped: No
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

1962 Ford Falcon Pro Street

 

Car has less than 6,000 miles since build

Pro Built with an eye to detail

Drive train is capable to 850 HP

4 Wheel Disc Brakes

Rack & Pinion Steering

Heidts Mustang II Complete Front End

Weld Wheels 5 X 15” 4” Backset

Full Welded Frame

Competition Roll Bar Assembly

High Back Seats w/ quick release lap belts

PPG Paint & Clear Coat

Perfect Body

Door Panels and Trunk Embossed w/ Falcon Logo

Auto Meter Tach & Shift Lite

Auto Meter Gauges

Line Lock (electric)

New Master Cylinder Fire Extinguisher

16 Gallon Fuel Cell

Full Tubbed

Optima Battery in Battery Box

Fiberglass Hood

Stainless Trim with Original Glass

New Car Cover

 

Motor:

332 Cubic Inch Small Block Chevy Motor

.030 under Steel Crankshaft

.030 Keith Black SilvoLite 9.6 to 1 Hyper Eutectic Pistons

Edelbrock Fuel Pump

Edelbrock RPM Airgap Endurashine Intake Manifold

Edelbrock 750 CFM Carb

Moroso High Volume oil pump

Comp Cams .498  .504 @ 50

World Products Heads all Manly Valve Train

Solid Roller Rockers

Mallory Uniflite Distributor / MSD Coil

Mr Gasket Alternator

Valvoline VR 1 Oil w/ ZDDP additive (2 oz)

Flowtech Headers

Aluminum Radiator

 

Transmission:

GM TH 400 Built w/B&M Shift Kit

B&M 80685 Quicksilver Shifter

Trans Cooler

 

Rear End:

9" Ford  Lincoln MK-4

39" Flange to Flange

4 Link w/Coil Over QA-1

Disc Brakes

Yukon Gears (4.11)

BF Goodrich G Force Radial Drag Slicks DOT

Weld Wheels 12 X 12 X 15"

 

Questions please phone Ed at 760-533-5404

Buy with confidence; this is a very nice car.

 

Sits Right  -  Drives Right  -  Looks Right

 

 

My requested terms of sale are as follows:    $500 deposit within 72 hours by credit card, with the balance paid within 5 days by bank check, certified check, bank transfer or cash in person. I will not release the vehicle until the funds have fully cleared my bank.  No storage fee for 2 weeks after funds clear.  Storage and handling fees will be charged after that if not picked up.

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