Vehicle Description
This 1969 Ford Falcon is one of the most attractive and seldom-seen
American cars from the '60s. So when you can find an example with a
powerful V8 upgrade, all the right supporting components, and a
terrific price, you know this is right mix of value and distinction
you'll love.
The third generation Falcon is arguably one of Ford's best designs
of the era. After all, it takes the American Coke-bottle sheetmetal
styling and adds some European flair. So there's already a nice
appeal here before you look at the upgrades. The sliver paint has a
metallic element that looks great in the sunshine, and even the
black painted hood insert has a metal flake. Plus, you can
instantly tell this one has some nice upgraded power by the custom
hood scoop and modern 17-inch REV alloys.
The added black hood stripe on the exterior makes for a nice
coordination with the full black interior. There's plenty of
original trim to give this a nice classic-style presentation, but
that's not what you really love. The Grant GT sports steering
wheel, and Hurst Pro-Matic 2 shifter are all part of a package that
tells your senses this has been upgraded - even before you twist
the key and hear this Ford roar.
These third-generation Falcons topped out at 302 cubic-inches from
the factory. That's a fine motor, but having a 351ci upgrade is a
true advantage in power. Plus, it has been enhanced further with
go-fast goodies like an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock
intake, and long tube headers that add even more power while also
contributing to the rumble of the dual exhaust. As you look over
the photos, you're also going to see the right supporting
components for this extra power. This includes traction bars, front
disc brakes, and modern performance tires. The stout C4 three-speed
automatic transmission even has a shift kit to keep you in the
powerband.
Distinction and power meet affordability, and so if you're quick
enough, this custom Falcon can be yours. Call now!
