Simple V8: 1966 Ford Falcon Futura

, , , 1

The compact body (baby Mustang) Ford Falcon doesn’t get much respect in the classic car world, particularly the third generation (1966-1970) which wasn’t available with the big block V8 engines that you could find in a Mustang or Fairlane etc. However, the Falcon does have the advantage that it isn’t super collectible, which means you can get an affordable one like this next example. Find this 1966 Ford Falcon Futura offered for $7995 on craigslist in Lynnwood, WA. Tip from Rock On!

From the seller:

1966 ford falcon futura
fuel: gas
odometer: 95,232
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: coupe
I have a totally unrestored stock falcon 1966 futura sportd coupe bucket seat car for sale
Has the rare black landua top with NO rust under the vinyl top.
Car has a strong running 289 engine,with a 3 speed C/4 automatic transmission.
Still has the original black bucket seats not ripped up or torn up.
Car is completely stock, its a original red paint car with the stock black interior .
The car is located in lynnwood Wa garage kept and not used as a daily driverit has become a garage queen.
Car has the original interior, bucket seats no emblems are missing all moldings are there.

NO RUST under the floorboards solid, No Rust on the trunk lip molding,No rust around the gas tank,No rust Underneath both doors No rust on the shock towers,

No speaker holes in the door panels carpet is not torn up.

We dont smoke or have kids or pets so the car is fresh inside.
Recent work done are all 4 new brakes shoes,
4 wheel cylinders ,master brake cylinder and a newer automatic shift collar.
Has power steering,original radio nothing cut up good headliner
If your looking for a original unmolested 1966 bucket seat sports coupe futura falcon that runs drives and stops with a easy restoration then this is it 11,995 reduced to 7995 a great deal she has become a garage queen .
Car is in Lynnwood WA. 98087 in a easy to get location can help with loading

See a better way to drive something inexpensive? tips@dailyturismo.com