With a cool color combo, even cooler vintage droptop attitude, and cold-blowing air conditioning, this 1963 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible is a great classic worth plenty of attention. The maroon paint looks good on this convertible. The color is deeper than red to give you an added sophistication, and theres a metallic element that adds to the premium shine. The finish is a few years old, but it still looks quite attractive, especially when the sunshine is radiating off of this convertible. The tan folding top looks good, fits snugly, and is the kind of complementary color that adds to the alluring style. Plus, the brightwork is clean and complete in all the right places, including the hood scoop trim, full-width grille, dual ornaments, classy wire wheel covers, around the rocket-inspired tail lights, and on the arrow-like Futura side trim. There was even a more recent investment in re-chroming the bumpers to really get that classic American cruiser style right. While the tan top is stylish against the maroon paint, it powers down to reveal an even more comprehensive maroon and tan color theme inside. Its quite inviting with clean upholstery, newer carpeting, and a smooth dash. There are also terrific classic details everywhere from the bright trim to the AM radio thats there for display. And this is built to be a drivers classic with front bucket seats, a center console in-between, and an upgraded grippy woodgrain steering wheel. And since the upgraded R134a air conditioning is blowing nice and cold, you can enjoy top-down motoring long into the summer. The engine bay has quite an attractive style. The gloss-painted inner walls let the exterior-matching maroon metallic radiate on the valve cover and air grabber. This is Fords 200 cubic-inch motor. Its larger than the inline-six powerhouses offered in the Falcons first generation but the upgrade still fits nicely here. Its said to have