$35,500
1964 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible. Has 260 cu in V8 engine and 4 speed Manual transmission, with dual exhaust, chrome wheels with raised white letter tires. .Car has very straight body lines, with super nice paint, and an excellent condition convertible top with clear rear window. Very good
$32,995
Here we have a 1964 Ford Falcon Convertible for sale. This is a beautiful classic that sports a ton of eye appeal and is turnkey ready to enjoy. Don\'t miss your chance to own a stunning Falcon Convertible that\'ll have you cruising back in time from the moment you sit down. We will start
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Mustang performance and cool \'60s styling make this 1963 Falcon convertible a great choice for cruising. Fortified with a muscular 302 and a handsome bright red interior, it\'s a fast, comfortable convertible that\'s available for a fraction of the price of its pony car siblings.
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Affordable, top-down fun, this 1963 Ford Falcon is the daily-driver hobby car. A little rain won\'t scare it, the thrifty six-cylinder engine is easy on the gas, and nobody else will even guess just how affordable it really is.
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Everyone knows Mustangs are really Falcons underneath, right? So while Mustang values skyrocket, you can get pretty much the same driving experience in this 1963 Ford Falcon Sprint convertible for a fraction of the price. Complete with a 260 cubic inch V8, it\'s also somewhat rare in its own
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Ford Falcons represent a lot of car for the money, and this one packs a rumbling 260 from the factory. Aside from a highly detailed engine bay, it\'s an awesome 75,000-mile survivor that looks like it\'s never seen inclement weather in its life. Never mind that it runs like an early Mustang,
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This pretty 1963 Ford Falcon is one of those cars restored all out of proportion to its sticker price. Extremely well finished, work like this is common on cars costing tens of thousands of dollars more, but with this car you get all the performance of a Mustang combined with a unique shape
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This clean, sleek-looking 1963 Ford Falcon packs a nasty surprise for anyone foolish enough to pick a fight. It\'s a clean look with a great color combination, but where it really shines is under the skin where you\'ll find a built 302 and a chassis built to use every single horsepower. If
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You\'ll be hard-pressed to find a garden-variety used car, let alone a cool vintage car with bright red paint, a comfortable interior, and a peppy yet economical engine for less than the price tag on this 1963 Ford Falcon 2-door sedan. Why not commute in style instead of in some anonymous rental
$14,995
1965 Ford Falcon � Sedan � Clean, all original 2 owner car. Stored in the garage all the time. Runs and drives great. All original. Fun car to drive. Driven 79,000 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Blue Please Note The Following **Vehicle Location is at our clients home and Not
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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 1965 Falcon Futura, which combines a slick blacked-out look with a cackling 331 cubic inch small block to create a Mustang-beater at half the price.
$23,995
1965 Ford Falcon truck. Inline 6 200 ci, Completely rebuilt. In excellent condition. Driven 70,000 miles Automatic transmission Please Note The Following **Vehicle Location is at our clients home and Not In Cadillac, Michigan. **We do have a showroom with about 25 cars that is by appointment
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You hear about California cars all the time, but are they really all that special? Have a closer look at this handsome 1964 Ford Falcon hardtop and maybe you\'ll see why west coast cars are so highly sought. With a rare factory color combination and a chassis so clean you can still see the
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For those of you not up on your Ford Falcon history, this 1963 Sprint hardtop is one of the rarer models thanks to one-year-only production and lots of performance. Cleverly upgraded and beautifully finished, this jaw-dropping little hardtop provides Mustang-grade punch with a decidedly un-Mustang
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This pretty 1963 Ford Falcon is one of those cars restored all out of proportion to its sticker price. Extremely well finished, work like this is common on cars costing tens of thousands of dollars more, but with this car you get all the performance of an early Mustang combined with a unique
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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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Top-down fun doesn\'t get much more practical than this 1964 Ford Falcon convertible. Restored several years ago, it remains in great shape to drive and enjoy, and with V8 Mustang DNA running through its veins (or, more accurately, the Mustang has Falcon roots), it\'s a lot of fun to drive.
