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Awesome Falcon!! I personally thought that Ford hit an absolute home-run with every one of their 1964 model line-up. This car is perfection in every respect. The 260 motor, C-4 trans ..... Finished out perfectly, from the color, wheels, and great chrome trim. Thnx for sharing.
Jay, you know what I mean? I'm watching this having my morning coffee and the granddaughter's just dropped off warm homemade pumpkin bread. AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY; Put away the high tech performance accessories of today. Back in the day street cars were of 2 groups - big block and small block. And I say street cars because in the sixties you didn't call private owner 'muscled up' cars muscle cars. Muscle cars came from the factory like GTO'S, SS Impala, Galaxie 500 with 390's & Mopar Wedges. When cars guys ( or car kids ) saw something like this Falcon Sprint drive by down your street ( there weren't car shows back then like we have now ) there was a process, a mental forensic exam going on as I stood on the curb watching and listening - the exhaust sound, the colors of the body and interior, the wheels and tires spinning around, the look of the car turning a corner, the chrome trim, chrome dash, white letters on the tires going round, the tire tread, oh and the front end slight lifting as the gas pedal is mashed to the floor on a straightaway and on and on. As a kid just seeing a car with dual exhaust was an experience and if it had 2 chrome exhaust tips .... look out. " DID YOU SEE THAT HOOD SCOOP, WOW!" We appreciated every little detail. Watching a muscled up car in the 60's like this Falcon was like brain surgery man........ I dig it~
Very Nice and extremely rare to find one in that condition or to find one at all.. The Wimbledon white paint shows Very Well... Merry Christmas to You and Yours Jay...
That's a very nice entry level classic car for , in classic car terms, loose change . Personally l would like it to have been a manual and the wheels don't tick my box. But l'm just being fussy! Pretty rare as well ....yep ! Great little hot rod ! Thanks Jay.
The millinum falcon strikes back beautiful car White beauty colour gourgeus motor powerfull 😎cool car 🤟 😊 😊 😊 from the batcave 🦇 🦇 USA thanks Jay grams 🤩 USA motors always
Frohe Weihnachten und schöne Feiertage.. Ich grüße euch Kameraden mit den besten Heimatlichen Grüßen aus dem sonnigen Bernkastel-Kues.. Mfg Stefan Bartz
We've slowed it down a fair bit from where we used to have it ~9 months ago. It is at 20% speed. Also, no way we want to give Jay a clicker to stop the table, he may never stop talking about a section of the car if we do that! 😶🤐
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales no way FACTORY 4SPD cars are rarer harder to find, considering I also own a 64 falcon 289 4spd sprint took along time to find one, now hunting for a 64 comet 289 4spd AUTOMATICs are a dime a dozen
For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below!
🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/16243/1964-ford-falcon-sprint
Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!
Awesome Falcon!! I personally thought that Ford hit an absolute home-run with every one of their 1964 model line-up. This car is perfection in every respect. The 260 motor, C-4 trans ..... Finished out perfectly, from the color, wheels, and great chrome trim. Thnx for sharing.
Jay, you know what I mean?
I'm watching this having my morning coffee and the granddaughter's just dropped off warm homemade pumpkin bread.
AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY;
Put away the high tech performance accessories of today. Back in the day street cars were of 2 groups - big block and small block. And I say street cars because in the sixties you didn't call private owner 'muscled up' cars muscle cars. Muscle cars came from the factory like GTO'S, SS Impala, Galaxie 500 with 390's & Mopar Wedges.
When cars guys ( or car kids ) saw something like this Falcon Sprint drive by down your street ( there weren't car shows back then like we have now ) there was a process, a mental forensic exam going on as I stood on the curb watching and listening - the exhaust sound, the colors of the body and interior, the wheels and tires spinning around, the look of the car turning a corner, the chrome trim, chrome dash, white letters on the tires going round, the tire tread, oh and the front end slight lifting as the gas pedal is mashed to the floor on a straightaway and on and on. As a kid just seeing a car with dual exhaust was an experience and if it had 2 chrome exhaust tips .... look out. " DID YOU SEE THAT HOOD SCOOP, WOW!"
We appreciated every little detail.
Watching a muscled up car in the 60's like this Falcon was like brain surgery man........ I dig it~
Very Nice and extremely rare to find one in that condition or to find one at all..
The Wimbledon white paint shows Very Well...
Merry Christmas to You and Yours Jay...
Yes that's a beautiful Falcon!!!!
heck ya! 😀
Can't tell you yet when I'm coming but I'm coming to get one of your beauties!!! Can't wait!!! You sure know how pick out some clean cars!!!
Ja really nice car 😊. I wish you all an very Christmas and a peaceful time 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
They really were sharp cars......!!!
😎😎
My Brother use to own one of these he put in a 351 Cleveland it and nothing could touch him at that time (86)bery light cars.
That's a very nice entry level classic car for , in classic car terms, loose change . Personally l would like it to have been a manual and the wheels don't tick my box. But l'm just being fussy! Pretty rare as well ....yep ! Great little hot rod ! Thanks Jay.
Well one of those things is easy enough to change, not sure about the other. 😜 Merry Christmas John!!
It looks like he made the scoop functional and the turn signal lights on the back of the scoop cool.
They were great cars i had one
Mustangs were built with leftover falcon parts. At least 3 or 4 years. Much cheaper than a new car from scratch. Falcons, were great simple cars.
Merry Christmas 🕯🕯🕯🕯🐾🐾😻🕯🎄
Same back at ya. Merry Christmas.
Thats a beaut!
You know it!
The millinum falcon strikes back beautiful car White beauty colour gourgeus motor powerfull 😎cool car 🤟 😊 😊 😊 from the batcave 🦇 🦇 USA thanks Jay grams 🤩 USA motors always
My first car, except with black interior. The hood scoop does not work for me. For sure thanks for the memory. Beautiful car.
Thanks!
Is it just me but I like the Falcon more than the 64 Mustang??
Definitely not alone! 😍
Mustangs are a dime a dozen just like Camero's, Vetts and Chevs in general.
Me too mate😊
I wonder if the red gear selector, and turn signal stalks are original? For me they stand out ... and not in a good way.
Awesome cars! I have a 1964 Falcon Futura 2 door hard top on my channel.
Falcon 👍🤚✌️🇲🇽
Nice
Fun fact, The Mustang was based on this chassis unbelievable huh ?
About the right size, you can see some similarities. 😶
Frohe Weihnachten und schöne Feiertage.. Ich grüße euch Kameraden mit den besten Heimatlichen Grüßen aus dem sonnigen Bernkastel-Kues.. Mfg Stefan Bartz
Looks like he is running a marathon trying to keep up with that turntable ! Maybe he needs a clicker to stop it every now and then .
We've slowed it down a fair bit from where we used to have it ~9 months ago. It is at 20% speed.
Also, no way we want to give Jay a clicker to stop the table, he may never stop talking about a section of the car if we do that! 😶🤐
Too bad it's a AUTOMATIC
maybe because its better? 😶
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales no way FACTORY 4SPD cars are rarer harder to find, considering I also own a 64 falcon 289 4spd sprint took along time to find one, now hunting for a 64 comet 289 4spd AUTOMATICs are a dime a dozen