Ron and Donna Avery brought this 1963 Ford Falcon to us to look at some of the body work. We found that there was a lot of filler and cover up work on the car.
So, we cut all the damaged metal out – both rear quarters, lower section of the doors, and the rust around roof section where the convertible roof attached. We hand formed the lower quarter panel and wheel openings, and hand formed all the sheet metal around the dutch panel between the trunk and convertible top.
We also installed a narrowed 8-inch 4-link rear end and a strut style front suspension with rack and pinion. Then we put Wilwood brakes all the way around.
We changed it from a 2speed Fordamatic to a C4 3-speed so that we could put a floor shift in, and we hopped up the 200 cubic inch inline 6. We made a real fun car out of it.
Take a look at our 1963 Ford Falcon gallery here.
