1963 Ford Falcon Sprint on 2040-cars
Selma, California, United States
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I am having to relist this car due to a hacked Ebay account that resulted in a non sale. I have for sale a 1963 ford falcon sprint.This car is a project car and does not run. The car does not have a motor or transmission installed. This car is one of about 10000 sprints made in 63. This car was orginally equipped with a 260 V-8 and a 2 speed automatic transmission. The body is very solid and for the most part rust free, the floor pans are solid and rust free aswell. The exterior is very straight with a few exceptions, the right side quarter panel does have a small patch panel that was not repaired correctly. The rear of the car in the gas cap area was hit and partially repaired but needs to be finished. The battery tray area has a patch panel covering it from the engine compartment, the battery tray is rusted out, please see the picture from under the right front fender that shows the backside of the battery tray. There is some small dings and dents on the body, normal for a 51 year old car. The interior is missing the both front seats and the rear seat along with the center console and carpet. I do have a new grill and windshield that come with the car. This is a very solid california car that can be a very nice car when finished. Please bid with confidence that you are getting a solid car.
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