falcon 2dr wagon.
- Thread starter old sarge
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'68 Coronet R/T
Oldtimer
I do remember a thread like that but it was a while back.
You are wise to check for reproduction parts on a vehicle like that before going too far. On the 65 Buick special I did you couldn't get quarter skins cause no one makes them. Patch panels weren't offered either unless they were common to another A-bodied car.
You are wise to check for reproduction parts on a vehicle like that before going too far. On the 65 Buick special I did you couldn't get quarter skins cause no one makes them. Patch panels weren't offered either unless they were common to another A-bodied car.
Bob Heine
Oldtimer
I think you are looking for this thread started by Senile Old Fart:
http://www.spiuserforum.com/showthread.php?154-1963-Falcon-Ranchero-the-journey-begins.
He started the project with two vehicles that use similar parts. Probably a good approach.
http://www.spiuserforum.com/showthread.php?154-1963-Falcon-Ranchero-the-journey-begins.
He started the project with two vehicles that use similar parts. Probably a good approach.
S
Senile Old Fart
I sold the 2dr wagon as it was worth a considerable amount more than i paid for it. I switched out all the parts I could between the 2 cars before selling it. I still need some decent qp patch panels as I didnt hack the good ones up on the wagon,lol.
Glass and rubber parts are still available as well as a number of patch panels, interior parts, etc.
Check out http://www.tffn.net/ for all the Falcon info you can ingest! TerryRahn is a virtual encyclopedia when it comes to early falcons.
Glass and rubber parts are still available as well as a number of patch panels, interior parts, etc.
Check out http://www.tffn.net/ for all the Falcon info you can ingest! TerryRahn is a virtual encyclopedia when it comes to early falcons.