Note: this is a roller - NO engine, transmission or differential $5,000 obo 1963 Ford Falcon 2dr sedan. 1960's stock car inspired build. Set up for Ford Coyote engine, Tremec TKO 600 5-speed and Ford 9 inch rear end. This car was built for the street and was very dependable and a blast to drive. I pulled the drivetrain to use in another project. Since it was set up for a Coyote, pretty much any engine you could dream of will fit. Approximately 3,000 miles since completed in the fall of 2013. The car has been lowered approximately 6 inches with radiused fenders to fit the 12 inch wide tires on all four corners. Very light. In keeping with the vintage race car theme there is no heater, no power steering, no radio, no carpet -- basically no creature comforts. The build is documented here: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/63-falcon-build-thread-stockcar-for-the-street.781356/ Featured on Street Legal TV here: http://www.streetmusclemag.com/news...ready-that-are-ready-to-pounce-on-their-prey/ Includes the following: • Aluminum driveshaft with 1350 u-joints • Tube chassis lowered approximately 6 inches from stock • 10 point roll cage • Rod & Custom Mustang II front suspension with fully adjustable coil-overs • Heavy duty leaf springs in back • Panhard bar • 9 inch housing with full floating axles • Mickey Thomson Sportsman SR 26x12.00-15 radials • Bassett 15x8 DOT wheels • 11 inch ventilated discs on all four corners, single piston calipers • Wilwood reverse-mount brake and clutch pedals with Wilwood master cylinders • Remote brake balancing kit • All new brake lines and fittings • Toggle switches for headlights, running lights, ignition, start, fuel pump, windshield wipers • Jegs racing seats • Four point harnesses • New windshield • 3 inch mandrel bent exhaust system exiting through right rear quarter panel Does NOT include: • Engine • Transmission • Cooling system • Fuel system • Gauges • Clutch master cylinder Looks fantastic. This would be an easy project. Just throw in the drivetrain of your choice. Current CA registration (NON-OP). Call Tom at 303-916-9920
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