1964 Ford Falcon Sport Coupe Restomod on 2040-cars
Meridian, Idaho, United States
1964 FORD FALCON SPORT COUPE 2 DR POST CAR WAS ORIGINALLY A 4 LUG 6 CYL. CAR W/2SPD AUTO GROUND UP RESTOMOD ALTERATIONS INCLUDE:
HEIDTS MUSTANG II FRONT SUSPENSION POWER RACK & PINION STEERING, FRONT DISC BRAKES IDIDIT POLISHED STAINLESS TILT STEERING COLUMN, W/COLUMN SHIFT (AUTOMATIC) 1967 FORD MUSTANG 8” OPEN REAR END W/3.50 GEARS MUSTANG STYLE WELD IN TRACTION BARS, REAR SWAY BAR GAS SHOCKS ON ALL FOUR CORNERS 1985 HO 302 ROLLER MOTOR (STOCK INTERNALS) EDELBROCK PERFORMER INTAKE, HOLLEY 570 STREET AVENGER CARB, PRO COMP ELECTRONIC IGNITION BBK CHROME SHORT HEADERS WITH 2-1/2" DUAL EXHAUST, WITH SUMMIT TURBO MUFFLERS. VERY NICE RUMBLE, BUT NOT LOUD. 1972 C4 3 SP TRANS W/SHIFT KIT, BRAND NEW CUSTOM LENGTH DRIVELINE W/NEW U-JOINTS HOTROD AIR A/C-HEATER COMPONENTS (A/C IS NOT CHARGED) CONTROLLS FOR HEAT/AIR HAS BEEN FABBED INTO THE ORIGINAL CONTROL LOCATION. LOOKS STOCK. EZ WIRE WIRING HARNESS NORTHERN ALUMINUM RADIATOR, SEPERATE TRANS COOLER NEW WINDSHIELD, WINDSHIELD SEAL, NEW BACK WINDOW SEAL NEW DOOR SEALS , TRUNK SEAL, COWL TO HOOD SEAL AND HOOD BUMPERS NEW PAINT, BASE/CLEAR COAT ORIGINAL FIRE ORANGE 60'S ERA STEEL RIMS W/EARLY FORD DOG DISH HUBCAPS AND BEAUTY RINGS TIRES ARE DOUGLAS 195/60R-14 DOOR PANELS, PACKAGE TRAY AND LOWER KICK PANELS ALL REDONE. NEW CARPET KIT. FIREWALL AND FLOOR COMPLETELY COVERED WITH "ROAD KILLZ" SOUND AND HEAT PROTECTION MAT (SIMILAR TO DYNAMAT) LOKAR THROTTLE AND KICKDOWN CABLES REPRODUCTION FRONT BUMPER, ORIGINAL REAR BUMPER, ORIGINAL GRILLE (NOT PERFECT) HIDDEN AUDIO HIGH POWER AM/FM RADIO WITH MP3 1/8" JACK INPUT KICKER 5-1/2 SPEAKERS IN FRONT KICK PANELS SEATS STILL HAVE ORIGINAL UPHOLSTERY. REAR IS NEAR PERFECT, FRONT SHOWS WEAR, TEARS IN THE SEAT (DRIVERS SIDE) AND NEEDS NEW FOAM RUNS STRONG, SHIFTS FIRM, VERY FUN, QUICK, DEPENDABLE RIDE! I AM SURE I AM MISSING SOMETHING....ITS BEEN A 6YR BUILD SOLD AS IS/WHERE IS. NO WARRANTY |
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