Ford FalconFord Falcon - With standard features such as the exhilarating 6-cylinder Barra 182 engine, Control Blade IRS (sedan only), Sequential Sports Shift (on the optional automatic transmission) and an Intelligent Safety System which boasts a multitude of advanced safety features, the Falcon XT is not only a driver's car. It's also a car that the whole family can enjoy.
This is my first ford and it a 64 falcon 2 door, its got a rebuilt 289 in it out of a 67 Galixy C4 tranny and a 9" 4 wheel dics. but i have to put in floor pans the drivers and pass are gone and the rears are only a little better off.
besides floor pans which are usual with older cars sounds like a normal restore....gl with the car.....nice also to have the 9 inch rear as well as discs
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Nice 64 - very clean looking.
I have a 65 2 doo hardtop that I am hot Rodding.
It is a work in progress.
If you need links to various sites that deal with Falcon parts - see my link forum on the Falcon main page.
Floorpans:
Auto Krafters and Dearborn Classics probably obtain their pans from the same source and are usually considered "Good". Don't know about the pans sold by suppliers on the west coast.
Problems some people are having is that the pans that fit the sedans/wagons don't fit the hardtops or verts, the floor pans for the hardtops and verts don't fit the sedans/wagons.
The "double firewall" on the hardtop confuses many people. Can't speak about the verts as I sold both 63 verts i had within a short time of purchased and therefore never looked into the firewall/floor pan situation.
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