1964 Ford Ranchero Futura on 2040-cars
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
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This 1964 Ford Ranchero has been completely restored. It comes from Texas and, originally, it was white exterior with red interior. This truck was stripped and, a pro shop hammered every dent to make a perfect body. It is finished in a high gloss black with a red touch on the side to match the red interior of the repaint dash. The stainless has been polished, the bumper rechromed by a Montreal shop and many accessories were replaced by new one. The under body was sandblast and repainted with special undercoat paint. ($30 000 has been invested in this full restoration). The engine is powered by a 289 V8 with dual exhaust. This is a 3 speed manual transmission, RWD. The interior is original with a bench seat, the carped has been replaced and it comes with new interior Ranchero floor mats. Additional equipment includes original factory A/C system. A chrome air cleaner breather is replacing the bleu air cleaner. I am selling my last classic car after 23 years in car show business. I just bought a farm and I will concentrate on my horses. Please feel free to ask any question and I have many pictures showing the restoration. |
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