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When Ford executives decided to move forward with production of the Mustang, they used the Ford Falcon as the foundation for what would soon be one of the most popular cars in American history. This 1964 Ford Falcon Futura represents a stepping stone in the birth of the pony car class with
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It shouldn\'t be a surprise that the Ford Falcon makes a pretty decent performance car. But take a closer look at this 1963 Ford Falcon Futura, which combines a bright yellow look with a throaty 260 cubic inch small block to create a Mustang-beater with a classic look.
$29,500
1963 Ford Falcon Sprint Coupe - 302, Tremec TKO 5-speed manual, Unisteer power rack & pinion steering, Wilwood front disc brakes, Detroit Speed mini-tub conversion, electronic ignition, aluminum radiator, dual exhaust with headers & power cut outs, Detroit Locker Ford 9 with 3.73 gears, bucket
$28,900
Up for sale is a beautiful 1965 Ford Falcon convertible. This car started its life in Hawaii then went to California. After some years it ended up in Michigan where it was stripped down to bare metal and restored. The car has a 289 backed by an automatic transmission. The car runs and drives
$37,500
1963 Ford Falcon Sprint Convertible. REAL DEAL 260Ci V8 - 4 Speed Sprint Ragtop. One of only 4602 Produced 1in 1963 1/2. In the Falcon Sprint Registry. Born Corinthian White Exterior w/ Red bucket seat Interior & Black Convertible Top. Factory Correct 260Ci 164Hp V8 Engine. Original
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While ponycar prices continue to skyrocket, many classic car buffs are turning to a great affordable alternative for their classic needs: The Ford Falcon. And when you examine examples like this \'64 Falcon Futura its easy to understand why. This restored 1964 Futura features a unique 260ci
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Clean North Carolina car, (63B) Futura, beautiful Springtime yellow, black vinyl interior, 302 ci engine, 2 bbl, factory intake & exhaust manifolds, factory air cleaner & valve covers, aluminum radiator automatic transmission, factory bench seat, factory dash & gauges, am radio, Flowmaster
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Inexpensive daily driver or economical way to join the greatest hobby on Earth? This 1963 Ford Falcon Futura 4-door sedan offers V8 power, a great, early-60s look and fuel economy that\'s still in style almost 50 years later.
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If you can find a wilder custom build than this one, you wouldn\'t be able to hang a license plate on it. This 1963 Ford Falcon Futura is on the ultimate go-fast diet, that includes huge weight savings and a powerful V8, to create the coolest intimidation on wheels you\'ll ever see.
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Ford knew that not all people who bought a compact were willing to miss out on premium features. For those who desired V8 power and style with their lightweight cars, there was the 1963 Ford Falcon Furtura Sprint.
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With its V8 power, perfect color combination, and pristine condition, it\'s hard to beat this 1963 Ford Falcon Futura convertible for vintage top-down fun on a budget.
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In case you haven\'t noticed, gas prices are on the way up, so what better way to enjoy a vintage drop-top than this affordable, efficient 1963 Ford Falcon Futura convertible. You may also have not seen one this well-preserved recently, and for a car that had modest aspirations, it sure gets
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This custom 1965 Ford Falcon is nothing but great surprises from every angle. Exceptionally shiny on the outside, amazingly plush on the inside, and a thumping Boss 302 V8 under the hood all make this restomod the most unique coupe you\'ll see at even triple the price.
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They definitely don\'t make them like they used to: Try to find a new car in any dealership with such a large, open side window area. That\'s what makes it perfect for cruising more than any other car with a fixed roof, but every Falcon also carries a touch of understated class. Those squared
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How can Ford Falcons continue to be so affordable? This one packs a rumbling 347 cubic inch stroker motor, a 4-speed, and a restoration that you couldn\'t even get close to duplicating for the asking price. Never mind that it runs like an early Mustang and looks cool, this is a ton of car for
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The 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint is a \'64 Mustang in sheep\'s clothing. The Sprint features the same stiffer suspension and a 260 cu inch V8. The Falcon Sprint was discontinued after 1965, making it a good choice for the Mustang fan who wants something a bit different. This example is a factory
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This 1963 Ford Falcon is the perfect mix of original \'60s style with a healthy dose of V8 hot rod appeal.
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Pssst. Here\'s a secret: Mustangs are really Falcons underneath. Yes, that\'s right, this cool 1964 Ford Falcon Futura hardtop runs and drives just like its more popular brother for a fraction of the cost. Complete with a strong-running 302 and a great paint job, it\'s also somewhat rare in
