1963 Ford Falcon Retractable Hardtop

tims63falcon sutherland

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Published 2014-08-29

This is a one only car that I built because I really like retractable hardtop cars. It runs on electric actuators.

All Comments (21)

@davidfrison4372 5 years ago

Now that man is a dedicated Ford fan...the craftsmanship of that trailor speaks for itself
@MikaelLewisify 3 years ago

I took a 10 minute nap. When I came back, the top was still retracting.
@BWater-yq3jx 3 years ago

It's impressive and ridiculous at the same time.
@robharding5345 4 years ago

All you folks who maintain these works of art and their engineering prowess, ought to be congratulated, wonderful example of a vintage ,almost unique in appearance, and beauty !Well done !!
@kenmoore8075 7 years ago

I sat watching and realized I hadn't blinked for over 5 minutes. Fantastic workmanship, totally unique.
@ralphmoore7812 3 years ago

Absolutely fantastic. Great piece of workmanship.
@1212sman 5 years ago

Yeah, props to the guy for engineering everything, but for the love of god, speed up the freakin' actuators, man!
@scottm.franklinnc7942 5 years ago

Dad and I restored classics until 2yrs ago when he was diagnosed with cancer...I showed this to him yesterday. He said let's open the old shop again and build one. You created a one of a kind Sir...very impressive..bet you get some heads turned as well.
@paulgregoryrodriguez7920 5 years ago

To go for a Sunday drive, you have to start putting the top down Friday night.
@bmt9927 4 years ago

Hope it doesn't start raining. Interior would be ruined by the time you got the top back up.
@garagecncplasma1590 3 years ago

I love this car. It looks so vintage and futuristic at the same time. Awesome
@tedpesyna8347 5 years ago

I have never been more impressed in all my life for the imagination, creativity, and skill to have accomplished this!
@pdgray3 7 years ago

Very nice . Some awesome work went into that beauty. Thanks for sharing.
@killerkane1957 5 years ago

I’ve built many cars over the decades. I know how much work is required. This takes the whole damn cake! I just couldn’t fathom the engineering and effort this took.
@Wearenotperfect. 5 years ago

This is like watching paint dry! Good to know it was sunny out that day and not have one of those fast approaching storms we get every once in a while.
@Its-aMe_Sylvester 3 years ago

This is one of the moments when you think your car is not moving but actually it's moving...
@spctator63 3 years ago

the good part about old videos like this being recommended now, is that i can actually use the speed up function now lmao
@leedesouza517 5 years ago

I'm a Chevy Corvette guy from those days, but the 63 is one of the best looking Falcons ever. Then this genius invents this. Fantastic, I'm almost jealous!!!
@jimmyb1559 4 years ago

Have to admire a man who dreams for something and then builds it. Beautiful job. Thanks for sharing.
@dadoleyna 5 years ago

This one is an awesome conversion. I had a HS friend who bought a running 63 Falcon as his first car (1985) for like 200 bucks and ended up spending 300 for new tires and a jack. Of course his 'friends' jacked up his car and hid the tires from him. :)