1964 Ford


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Gateway Classic Cars Milwaukee is proud to present this 1964 Ford Falcon convertible. The Falcon was manufactured from 1960-1970 as a direct competitor to the Chevrolet Corsair and Plymouth Valiant. After extensive market research Ford found that many consumers were looking for a smaller more economical automobile. Their research paid off with almost 457,000 units sold in the first year of production. This second- generation Falcon was built from 1964-65. Offerings included two-door, four-door, convertible, wagon, and pick-up variations. This 1964 Ford Falcon convertible is painted in Skylight Blue with a white power convertible top. Factory wire wheel covers, white wall tires, and chrome bumpers/ trim gives this Falcon a classic sixties look. The dark blue vinyl interior blends beautifully when the top is dropped for those summer drives. Under the hood is a 200ci six attached to a column shift automatic transmission. Options include a power convertible top, air conditioning, front seat belts and AM radio.
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