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In 1961 after being well received, the Falcon received higher level trim options in the form of the Futura and the Caliente from Mercury. This fun little coupe originally started life as a 6 cylinder car and went through a great transformation with the addition of the optional 260cid V8. Backing up all that V8 power is the Ford Cruise o matic 3 speed automatic transmission. The cockpit of this fun little cruiser is adorned with red, white, and chrome accents all around leading to a very space age feel. The owner of this Falcon left it...

This compact American cruiser is a real throwback and is ready for some in-town cruising! Powering this 64 Ford for sale is a smooth running inline 6-cylinder engine. With a subtle and deep putter through dual exhaust, this little Ford sounds like a beefed up sewing Machine. Backing the fun driving 6-cylinder engine is a C4 3-speed automatic transmission. Simply put, this is one easy cruiser. Small, lightweight, and compact, this is one peppy little sports car. If the idea of an American sports compact doesn't get you, the looks surely will. The exterior is an eye catcher, in a sharp shade of Red. With sharp lines, this vehicle looks fast even when standing still. You're sure to get plenty of thumbs up in the air when driving this classic 64 Falcon Futura for sale around. The interior is classic and simple, with Red vinyl interior. With both benches up front and out back, you have...

The Falcon is probably best known for its part of making the first Mustang possible. The platform of the Falcon lent itself to 18 different cars from 1960 all the way to 1980 making it one of the most successful platforms in automotive history. Used on anything form a 60 Falcon to an 80 Granada the platform though varying was really all the same concept. This 1966 Falcon is a great example of what people would do with these very resilient cars. The exterior is in very good condition with a slick two tone blue paint job it is guaranteed to get looks anywhere you go. With a rather large chromed out front end you don-t think economy when you see it in the rear view. A classic set of alloy wheels with radial tires have been installed which have drastically increased the ride quality. Looking underneath the car you would never guess that it was 50+ years old. Under the hood is one of Ford-s proudest accomplishments, the 302. With a simple twist of the key this small block comes to life reminding...

The Ford Ranchero was manufactured between 1957 and 1979. Built on a two- door station wagon platform intergrading a cab and cargo bed into the body. The original Ranchero was so successful that General Motors got into the Car/ pickup craze with the Chevrolet El Camino in 1959. Over its lifespan, the Ranchero was produced on compact, mid-sized and full -size platforms. Considered an alternative utility vehicle, the Ranchero took on a cult following for customers who had no interest in a full-size pickup truck. A following that led to 508,000 units sold during its production run.

Our 1964 second generation Ford Falcon Ranchero was manufactured from 1960-1965. Built on the Falcon platform, making it the smallest Ranchero produced. Fords thinking was the market was looking for more practical, lighter and cheaper vehicle than a full-sized pickup. Although small, the Ranchero had an impressive 800lb payload. The 1964 Falcon Ranchero became a little bit larger due to the redesigned Ford Falcon which still shared its platform. Under the hood is a 200 cubic inch Thrift power I6 which was the same...

This plucky little Falcon just refuses to be put away! This 1960s icon of stylish, budget minded frugality, is claimed by the owner to still sport its factory 170 CID Inline six and three on the tree manual transmission. It cruises proudly with just over 65 thousand miles showing on the odometer and wear that reflects about 60 years of use and believed to be owned by only 2 owners. Painted in a two-toned Creme and brown with similar colored interior, this car should turn some heads. This Falcon was not heavily optioned and is fairly spartan, not uncommon for a car of its type and period. Many of these Falcon were used and abused and left to rot or scrapped. Making this little Falcon an uncommon bird in 2021. Come snatch up this entry collectible before it is too late. With a little love, it could be the flashback to 60s American simplicity and frugality! Options...