1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Two Door Red On Red Fully Restored Beautiful Condition on 2040-cars
Henderson, North Carolina, United States
This is a beautifully restored '63 Ford Galaxie 2 door hardtop. It is ready for the road or car shows, so if you want to avoid all the time and expense of a restoration, here is your chance. As anyone who has restored cars before will know, it would be difficult or impossible to restore a car to this standard (even doing most of the work yourself) at the buy it now price. This mileage is estimated as the exact mileage is unknown because instrument cluster was restored and reset. Exterior: Red paint BC/CC straight and slick, all aluminum and
stainless is like new, window felt & rubber like new, dual outside
mirrors like new, window trim has been polished and looks new, wiper arm
polished, fender chrome is like new, grill has been polished and looks
like new. Front and rear bumpers are like new, tail lights have been
polished to new condition, rear deck aluminum and gas door polished and
looks new, Rocker panel moldings are like new, antenna like new, Cragar
type chrome rims with knock offs and Michelin black wall tires that are
like new. All emblems are like new, glass is like new, dual exhaust
with cherry bombs and chrome tips like new. Door handles like new. New
key locks, fender skirts and parking lights are like new. All jambs
shine new like car. This is a beautiful car. A real attention getter.
Interior: Vinyl bench seat in red, front & rear seats are like
new, door panels and side panels like new, window cranks, door handles,
arm rest and base, package tray, headliner and sun visors are all like
new. Sail panels and lights, carpet and carpeted floor mats all like
new. Steering wheel has been re-done to new condition, horn and trim
ring polished to look new, rear view mirror like new, Automatic on
column, original AM radio, dash face plate looks great, factory clock
mounted in dash, original brake, gas, emergency pedals, dash painted red
to match car, all aluminum trim inside car is polished & beautiful,
sill plates like new, kick panels like new. The whole inside of car is
red, speedometer, fuel, temp gauges like new, new mat in trunk, spare,
jack. Beautiful inside.
Engine: 289 engine hooked to an automatic transmission, gold color
valve covers and air cleaner. Stock exhaust manifolds, radiator like
new, firewall & fender wells are Satin Black, radiator support and
hood locks satin black, new stickers under hood, new fuel pump, plugs,
plug wires, hoses, belt. Slick neat & clean under hood. Eye
catcher. Please contact me if you would like to look at the car in person before bidding (best time would be next weekend before the end of the auction as I don't have much time through the week with work), would like additional pictures, or have any questions. |
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