Falcon Futura, Bucket Seats, 4-speed

Welcome to StreetDreamsTexas as we celebrate our 19th year in the classic and muscle car business. The Ford Falcon, produced in the U.S. from 1960 to 1970, was Ford's entry in the economical compact segment of the market. The compact market was starting to heat up as the cost and bulk of full-size cars continued to soar and the Baby Boom generation began driving. By 1962 Ford had sold over 1 million Falcons, far outpacing the competition from GM (Corvair) and Chrysler (Valiant). It should also be remembered that, because many of the parts were shared to reduce costs, the Mustang would not have been created without the Falcon. Our sharp little 1963 Falcon convertible looks terrific in its Futura trim and correct Rangoon Red (J) paint. The Futura package offered bucket seats, console, and trim upgrades for both the interior and the exterior. This gem appears to be largely original and features the optional 170ci I6 engine, a 4-speed (!) manual transmission, correct wire wheel covers, correct black vinyl interior (86), an AM radio, and all the fresh air you need! The car runs very well and is a fine example of a car from a simpler time. Street Dreams is a full service dealership that can assist with worldwide delivery, insurance, and financing options.