1965 Ford Falcon Sprint,289-4v-4spd,barn Find on 2040-cars
Bristol, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: MANUAL
Model: Falcon
Mileage: 38,000
Trim: SPRINT
BARN FIND,LAST DRIVEN IN 1976.SPRINT FALCON,FACTORY 289-2V,4SPD,HAVE A FACTORY C5 4V INTAKE INCLUDED WITH CAR,CAR NEEDS FULL REDO WITH FRONT AND REAR FLOORPAN NEEDS REPLACED,TRUNK PAN NEEDS REPLACED,ALL GLASS IS GOOD,FACTORY BUCKET SEATS,NO CONSOLE OR TACHOMETER,BODY HAS A LITTLE RUST AND 1 FENDER HAS DENT,HOOD AND TRUCK NEEDS RUST REPAIR ON THE LIPS,FRAMERAILS LOOK GOOD,ENGINE LOOKS TO BE ORIGINAL AS WITH THE T-10 4SPEED WITH SHIFTER,WHOLE CAR NEEDS RESTORED,HAVE TITLE FROM 1972,ANY QUESTIONS,JUST ASK,
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