For Sale at Auction: 1965 Ford Falcon in Scottsdale, Arizona for sale in Scottsdale, AZ
Vehicle Description Built by world-renowned builder Martin Bros Customs, featured on Season 5, Episode 9 of the TV show Iron Resurrection.
Owner and longtime custom builder Joe Martin, along with world-class metal fabricator Chad Glasshagel, designed and created this one-of a kind 1965 Ford Falcon.
It is a complete, no-expense-spared, 100-percent custom build with attention to detail from the ground up.
Exterior features a myriad of well-thought-out one-off customizations realized through handcrafted metal fabrication, including the front bumper, grille and valance, aluminum hood scoop, full-length side skirts, extended rake on the sail panels, rear wing extending the tail end, along with a rear valance and belly pan with integrated diffuser.
This Falcon flies thanks to the Ford Performance 5.
0-liter Coyote Aluminator engine fitted with a Roush supercharger mated to a TREMEC 5-speed manual transmission.
Featuring full coilover suspension at all four corners with TCI Independent Front Suspension (IFS) and a 4-link narrowed Currie 9-inch rear end.
Budnik Knife wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires help apply all the performance to the pavement.
Other drivability features include four-corner Wilwood disc brakes, power steering, Dakota Digital gauges, Kicker audio system, Ididit tilt column complemented by a Budnik steering wheel, New Relics power windows and Restomod air conditioning leave nothing to be desired while riding with all of the creature comforts you'd expect.
Justin Jones of Circle J Custom Upholstery put his skills into the Falcon's custom interior that features high-grade leather throughout, front bucket seats and bolstered rear bench with patterned premium cloth inserts along with a custom center console.
At its first-ever car show, this Bird flew right into the winner's circle at Texas Motor Speedway with a Top 10 Builders Choice Award at the Goodguys 28th Annual Summit Racing Lonestar Nationals.
Autographed by Joe Martin and other Martin Bros.
Customs Iron Resurrection crew members.
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Owner and longtime custom builder Joe Martin, along with world-class metal fabricator Chad Glasshagel, designed and created this one-of a kind 1965 Ford Falcon.
It is a complete, no-expense-spared, 100-percent custom build with attention to detail from the ground up.
Exterior features a myriad of well-thought-out one-off customizations realized through handcrafted metal fabrication, including the front bumper, grille and valance, aluminum hood scoop, full-length side skirts, extended rake on the sail panels, rear wing extending the tail end, along with a rear valance and belly pan with integrated diffuser.
This Falcon flies thanks to the Ford Performance 5.
0-liter Coyote Aluminator engine fitted with a Roush supercharger mated to a TREMEC 5-speed manual transmission.
Featuring full coilover suspension at all four corners with TCI Independent Front Suspension (IFS) and a 4-link narrowed Currie 9-inch rear end.
Budnik Knife wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires help apply all the performance to the pavement.
Other drivability features include four-corner Wilwood disc brakes, power steering, Dakota Digital gauges, Kicker audio system, Ididit tilt column complemented by a Budnik steering wheel, New Relics power windows and Restomod air conditioning leave nothing to be desired while riding with all of the creature comforts you'd expect.
Justin Jones of Circle J Custom Upholstery put his skills into the Falcon's custom interior that features high-grade leather throughout, front bucket seats and bolstered rear bench with patterned premium cloth inserts along with a custom center console.
At its first-ever car show, this Bird flew right into the winner's circle at Texas Motor Speedway with a Top 10 Builders Choice Award at the Goodguys 28th Annual Summit Racing Lonestar Nationals.
Autographed by Joe Martin and other Martin Bros.
Customs Iron Resurrection crew members.
PREVIEW.
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