1964 Ford Galaxie 500xl 4-spd on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
I've owned this very nice and very rare P-code 4-speed car for one year, but haven't had time to enjoy it due to the birth of my 8 month old son. This P code from Texas has the factory high performance solid lifter Police Interceptor 390. As part of Ford's high performance motor series it came factory equipped with a 4 barrel carb, 10 to 1 compression pistons, a solid lifter cam, and free flowing cast iron headers. The original 4-speed manual transmission shifts perfectly with the original Ford 9" rear end and 3.00 gears. There is currently an Edelbrock 750CFM four barrel installed but I have purchased a brand new Holley 670CFM that will be professionally installed for the new owner. The car is for sale locally and can be viewed in person in San Diego. I am happy to help with shipping either domestic or overseas. |
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