1963 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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This is a 50 yea old car and hasn't had a frame up restoration so given those it's in really good condition. The engine has been replaced with a 250 cubic inch out of a 69 Mustang, the transmission was also replaced with a rebuilt C4 automatic and of course the drive shaft was changed. The engine starts right up every time. The car has lots of new or rebuilt parts such as the carb, fuel pump, distributor, spark plugs, and gas tank and heater core. The power top goes up and down with no problems. The paint is fairly new as well as the interior and carpet and top and chrome. The tires are new and the car has wire wheel covers. The car appears to be rust free however I am not a body man. There is a trunk full of spare parts both new and used along with a complete 1963 power steering setup with all new parts to rebuild it to new condition. The gauges work, the windows go up and down however the right rear can be touchy. The car is sold of course as-is
On Nov-12-13 at 14:45:15 PST, seller added the following information: Also has new exhaust system and electrical has been updated to use an alternator. Also includes a box of parts such as breakerless distributor, starter, and misc stuff |
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