We don't get to see too many 1963 Ford Falcon wagons these days. They were often the most expensive cars in their model line, even priced above the convertibles. So when you have a price economy car, the production numbers often remain low. But there's also an instant connection with them because they remind us of family vehicles and terrific road trip memories. That's what makes this restomod so special. It celebrates the car's full history. The true classic rarity is highlighted with a solid investment in nice sheet metal completed in a distinct burnt orange and yellow two-tone. The interior is ready for carrying family and friends with plenty of added comforts, including a Bluetooth stereo and cruise control. Plus, features like the fuel-injected V8 upgrade and overdrive transmission are road trip ready. So check out all the details of a custom grocery-getter made to live up to its full history.
HIGHLIGHTS
*Final year of first-gen Falcon
*Custom burnt orange and yellow two-tone
*Premium wagon details -Jet-inspired side trim -Intricate tail lights -Wraparound rear glass
*17-inch Ridler alloys
*Split fold-down tailgate
*Custom two-tone tan interior
*Retro-style AM/FM Bluetooth radio with hands-free mic
*Provisions for R134a air conditioning (needs service)
*Cup holder center console
*Large cargo area and fold-flat back seat
*Cruise control
*Ron Francis wiring
*Wood-rimmed steering wheel on Flaming River tilt column
*Four-speed automatic with overdrive from Monster Transmissions
*Ford 9-inch rear
*Rack & pinion power steering
*Front disc brakes
There's plenty of nostalgia in a classic wagon, but a full package like this is also attractive for how useful it can be in modern times. After all, the huge cargo area and fold-flat rear seat mean this custom wagon can be your coolest tailgater or the most memorable way to haul your company's products. You just can't help but want to make plans around all the different ways this comfortable cruiser can fit into your life. So if you want to dream big for tomorrow, you need to first call today!
