1962 FORD FALCON WAGON 17 cu.in. in-line 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 4 door, am radio
SURVIVOR. ORIGINAL FACTORY APPLIED RED PAINT STILL LOOKS GREAT AT A FEW STEPS BACK. THE ORIGINAL FACTORY RED AND WHITE VINYL INTERIOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE W/ONLY THE FRONT SEAT SHOWING WEAR---BUT IT IS NICELY COVERED W/A NICE PERIOD STYLE SEAT COVER. IT HAS THE ORIGINAL A/M RADIO THAT WORKS GREAT. THE DOOR PANELS AND VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS ARE ALL IN GREAT SHAPE---THE HEADLINER IS VERY NICE ALSO W/ONLY ONE SMALL 'L' SHAPED TEAR JUST INSIDE OF THE LEFT REAR DOOR OPENING. ALL OF THE WINDOWS CRANK UP AND DOWN W/EASE THANKS TO THE WELL PRESERVED WINDOW TRACKS AND FELTS/FUZZIES---EVEN THE TAILGATE GLASS CRANKS UP AND DOWN EASILY JUST LIKE IT DID IN 1962. THE WELL PRESERVED/LIKE NEW BACK SEAT BOTTOM FOLDS UP AND FORWARD AND THE SEAT BACK THEN FOLDS DOWN AGAINST THE BOTTOM TO MAKE A FLAT SURFACE FROM THE BACK OF THE FRONT SEATS TO THE TAILGATE. THE FLOOR PANS ARE EXCELLENT AS ARE THE ROCKER PANELS. THE WINDSHIELD IS CRACKED ---A VERTICAL CRACK JUST ABOUT IN THE MIDDLE. IT RUNS AND DRIVES NICELY...THE BRAKES WORK WELL WITH THE NEW BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER BUT THEY DO NEED BLED. THE CONDITION OF THE GAS TANK/LINES IS UNKNOWN AND RIGHT NOW THE BIG '170' CUBIC INCH INLINE 6-CYLINDER IS RUNNING VIA A (2) GALLON CANISTER OF GAS UNDER THE HOOD....BUT I FEEL THAT THE TANK AND LINES ARE IN GOOD SHAPE AND THAT THE PREVIOUS OWNER JUST NEVER TOOK THE TIME TO FINISH THE INSPECTION. IN TIME I WILL CHECK OUT THE TANK AND LINES, IF IT DOESN'T SELL FIRST.
