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You are looking at a 1963 Ford Falcon convertible. It is a 3-speed automatic (on the column) with a straight-6 cylinder 170HP motor with a single barrel carburetor. Current owner bought the car in November 2009 with the plan to fix it up to drive it during the summers. The car has been stored in a heated garage 8 months of the year since current owner bought in 2009. The car is originally from Oregon. I live in Buffalo, NY. The car has been driven sparingly: About 3000 miles a summer. You will see that there is a parts catalogue for MAC’S Antique Auto Parts, which deals solely in antique Ford parts. They are a local company (to Buffalo, NY). I have been able to replace any part I needed. The following is a list of work done to restore the car for the purpose of driving and using it: 1)11/2009: Rebuilt motor and transmission; 2)12/2009:Replaced distributor; 3)03/2010:New carburetor, exhaust, and front end; 4)04/2010:Seat recovered and new carpet installed (authentic replacement) 5)06/2010:New battery and front shocks 6)07/2011:New brakes—all wheels; 7)04/2012:New springs on front and back end and new rear shocks; 8)04/2012:New gas tank, fuel pump, and sending unit; 9)09/2013:New soft top; 10)06/2014:Replaced faulty battery, paint touched up and green trimcompletely redone; 11) 07/2014:New radiator 12) 04/2015 After photos; chrome windshield frame redipped to remove tin pitting I have changed the oil on the car every 1500 miles and take very good care of it. It was restored in order to be driven, however, someone could make this a show car if desired. I am not finding enough time to use the car lately. I have had a lot of fun with it. It’s just time to sell it. However, I do want to get an appropriate price for it, and if I cannot I will not sell the car.
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