1964 Ford Falcon 4x4 Custom Rat Rod Mix Match Vehicle Project Runs No Title. on 2040-cars
Forest Lake, Minnesota, United States
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Here is a 1964 Ford Falcon custom 4X4 project one of a kind you will get all kinds of attention at the car shows,has 40,614 miles runs on a IV bottle that is under the hood the key for the trunk is missing,i drove the car down the street a ways its a three speed stick and the clutch pedal is tough to push down to the floor,to be safe I would say the car needs to be restored down to the last nut and bolt,i was told it might have a international frame and motor under it,cant seem to find the oil dip stick,the alternator is in the back seat and needs a bracket,not sure if the 4x4 works,brakes have to be pumped several times to stop it,selling as is,buyer pays shipping and locates there own shipper if one is needed not sure there prices I can meet them at my door and I don't have the room to store it after the auction ends,paypal accepted as payment if your not local,i would like to be contacted emmietatly after the auction is over to discuss pick up and so on,Thanks for looking the car is in forest lake Minnesota 55025.
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