1964 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Door Fastback 352 4v Auto 9 Inch Black W/black Interior on 2040-cars
Oakland City, Indiana, United States
This auction is for a 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 two door fastback. I am selling the car for a friend but if you have any questions I will try to answer. The motor is the 352 4V performance version (X code performance option - 250 HP) with an automatic transmission. The rear end is a Ford 9 inch with 3.00 ratio gears. There is body damage to the right rear quarter but as with most of the body it is rusty and would need replaced anyway. The motor is free but the starter has been removed so I don’t know if it runs or not. The car is very rusty but for the most part it is complete and would be either a good parts donor car or possibly a restoration project that needs lots of TLC. The odometer shows 89051.5 and for some reason the car has an XL horn ring but it is not an XL model. The car will have to be paid for and picked up within 7 days of the end of the auction unless other arrangements are made prior to purchase. If you would like to see the car you can send a message to make arrangements. Delivery for a fee may be available depending on your location. Thanks for looking at my auction. Good Luck bidding!!!
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