1965 Ford Falcon Convertible

1965 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible — Rare V8 Convertible! Look at this Beauty! Step back into the golden era of American motoring with this beautiful 1965 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible, featuring the desirable factory C-Code 289 V8 producing 200 horsepower and paired with a smooth Cruise-O-Matic C4 3-speed automatic transmission. Finished in a stunning Rangoon Red exterior over a distinctive Tan and Black interior, this Falcon has the classic styling, V8 power, and open-air appeal that make these cars so enjoyable to own. Adding to its presentation is a new Haartz power-operated Tan convertible soft top, giving this Falcon a fresh and inviting look whether the top is up or down. Highlights & Features - Factory C-Code 289 V8 — 200 HP - Cruise-O-Matic C4 3-speed automatic transmission - Rangoon Red exterior - Tan and Black interior - New Haartz power convertible Tan soft top - Texas & Florida car - Many components are new or rebuilt - Smaller roller cam - Electronic ignition - Factory jack and spare - New 14-inch Magnum 500 wheels and tires - Last year for the Falcon Convertible - Only 6,191 Falcon Convertibles produced in 1965 With only 6,191 convertibles produced for 1965, this Falcon Futura represents a genuinely desirable and increasingly rare piece of Ford history. The combination of the 289 V8, automatic transmission, classic Rangoon Red finish, fresh convertible top, and iconic Magnum 500 wheels gives this Falcon plenty of curb appeal. The fact that 1965 was the final model year for Falcon convertibles makes this example even more special. With numerous components either new or rebuilt, along with its Texas and Florida history, this is a classic that offers both character and collectability. Whether you're a longtime Ford enthusiast, a collector of rare convertibles, or simply looking for a beautiful vintage cruiser, this 1965 Falcon Futura Convertible deserves a close look. Rare. Beautiful. V8-powered. And ready for its next chapter. WE OFFER FINANCING AND NATIONWIDE SHIPPING.