1963 Ford Falcon Sprint Convertible

The 1963 Falcon Sprint was Ford’s first compact car with a factory V-8 engine and served as the mechanical blueprint for the first Mustang, and is a significant piece of automotive history. The 260 cubic-inch V-8 producing 164hp was standard; this one came with a 2-speed Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission. The convertible Sprint is a lot rarer than the hardtop model, with only 4,602 produced.

Finished in white with red interior and a black power top. This very desirable collectible is what we at Ragtops call an “Affordable Restorable” and is set up to be a perfect project car or a daily driver.

Financing and transport are easily arranged.