1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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I have a 1963 ford galaxie 500 this is a 2 owner car I bought it from my friend a year ago. his dad owned it since new and always keep it in the garage. when his dad past away 10 years ago I told him if you ever want to sell it to let me know I want it. we'll I got the chance to by it and now I have to see it go with kids going to collage the car is the last thing on my mind as I watch all my toys go to someone else I don't need to sell this but would like to see it go to a good home This car is a rare find it was ordered from the factory with some of the xl performance parts car has edelbrock 4brl intake with ford cast stampings ,mickey Thompson valve cover with ford stampings , holley carb. Power asst. and more the motor is numbers matching 390 that is fully rebuilt and comes with a 3 yr warranty, I Have a fully rebuilt 6 trans with a 3 yr warrany , the rear end is fully rebuilt 9" , new wheels and tires, new flow masters 2 1/2" I have lot of extra chrome, tail lights and a factory XL center console , I have a new power disc brake kit for it, new power steering gear box for it, to get rid of the power asst. the list gos on the motor and trans still have to be installed but will have my shop install the motor and trans and have the car to running order if some one really wants the car On May-20-14 at 13:34:25 PDT, seller added the following information: car also comes with new pre bent brake and fuel lines, custom built sanderson headers, and a custom built 4 core radiator from griffin |
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