Sell Ford Falcon, Ranchero, Comet, Tailgate. Super Nice Original Absolutely Spotless. in Denver, Colorado, US, for US $250.00

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Here is something you don't see very often. A spotless rust free tailgate for the 1964 1965 Ford Falcon Ranchero, Falcon Station wagon or Mercury Comet Station wagon. There is one good sized dent on right upper gate with 2 small holes from the original Ford dealer emblem on lower left side of this 65 Ranchero part.

The dent can easily be repaired with a spitznagle or dent fix stud gun. Damage was kept to the top crease of body line # 1 ,2, and 3 with 2 being the deepest, about a half inch in and #1 being the second deepest. #3 crease will roll back out if worked correctly while tapping on the top section at the same time.

Most body techs should be able to correctly repair it with minimal work. You will then have a very nice rust free tailgate that won't come back to haunt you later on with rust issues on your fresh paint.

There is no damage below on the concave area that you will have to work if pulled correctly all at once.

This is a very difficult piece to find in this condition. the backside is as clean as the front. (see backside picture) that's the original paint on back. If it wasn't for the dent this would be a perfect part.

A very hard part to find in any kind of usable condition. Rust always seem to be a big problem with these on the backside lower ares. Most are even torn in the hinge areas by now.

This part will come with both lower main hinges (pictured) in great condition. The dent damage is only superficial to the skin and not the structure. The shell fit the 65 Ranchero hole perfectly before removal and frame was not bent. Picture Iooks worse than it really is.

Compare prices and you will find this to be a great deal, it will also be priced out much less than most others you will find that are in much worse shape than this one. ...................... Free Shipping......................

This will be a very nice part for your Ranchero restoration project. Or pick-up a spare today for later when they are even harder to find in rust free condition.

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