1964 Ford Ranchero

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8 - Cyl.

Automatic

4R27F130612

Clear

Gasoline

OK so here we go AGAIN........ Since the last high bidder decided this was some kind of game I am once again relisting this Ranchero. You are bidding on a 1964 Ranchero that has been sitting in a storage shed for several years and was just recently brought back out into the daylight. This car overall is in good condition but it does need some TLC. This has a strong running 302 and a C-6 auto trans that shifts and works smooth. The body on this overall is in ok condition, the drivers door does have a wrinkle in it, there is a small rust spot in front of the drivers side rear wheel and this also has the typical rust spots on the cab where the cover plate in the bed is and there is a bad spot on the top of the b pilar over the drivers door, but beyond that the body is ok. The only other "bad" on this is the drivers side of the front bench needs some help. I am not sure who owned it, but the seat needs to be rebuild or have some sort of help, as there is just not much spring left in the seat at all. ,The floor pan on this is in ok condition and the general overall of the rest of this is ok. Now for the rest of the story....There are currently 2 visible vin numbers on this car, the first is on the drivers door and the second is on the drivers front fender. I ran the Vin on the drivers door on Falcon Registry to verify model information and according to them the door tag vin ( 4R27F130162 ) returned to a 1964 ranchero, and upon further inspection of the car, the vin located in the engine compartment is different than on the door and is (5H17C153164) and according to Falcon Registry returns to a 1965 Futura / Sprint hardtop. So at some point someone has done some swaping of parts and pieces, and from what I have been told by a man that builds and restores these as a suggestion of what may have happend the front apron or core support was sectioned in on the drivers side and there is another vin# under the top pass side apron under the fender lip just like the drivers side but theres no cut out area that exposes the vin# and you would have to loosen the fender enough to expose that if you want to verify the vin, which I have not done. Primarily because this does have a clear AZ Title based on the Door tag and is currently registered so I was not that concerned about it, but am pointing it out so there are no surprises. The car runs and drives just fine, and I have included a lot of underside pics as well so you can see exactly what is what with this car, and if you want more pics e mail me, I have put up as many as E bay will allow me to. This car does have a current Arizona Title. and is currently registerd as well. The title is based on the door tag. Overall this is a cool car with a lot of potential and with a little time and tlc this will make a really nice start to or addition to a collection. If you have any questions feel free to e mail me and I will do my best to answer them for you. On Jul-11-11 at 19:16:24 PDT, seller added the following information: A couple of quick additions to the description on this, Chris had asked about the lug pattern, and this is a 5 lug pattern. And Joe also passed along some information on this as well that was worth posting as well..... (Joe) What you have here is a 1964 Ranchero with a 1965 Falcon Futura front clip. I have been buying and selling Falcons since 1963 and I am just trying to be helpful. This would be nice for a potential buyer to know. Much appreciated Joe. Dart.