1964 Ford Galaxy Xl Convertible on 2040-cars
Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
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This car is a very complete with OEM equipment.Looks like a great candidate for restoration. Factory bucket seats with the factory auto trans floor shift console. Car has been parked for 20 years - it ran and everything worked when it was parked. Most of the parked time was in a barn, then it spent a few years outside with a cover. The car does have rust in the rear quarters and trunk floor/gas tank. Please send me your questions! Hagerty (hagerty.com)estimates the value of this cad (depending on condition) at $19,900 to $60,700 with an average value of $32,025. Seems like there is a lot of room (value) to purchase and do a quality restoration on this car. NOTE - your car transport company will need to know that the car does not run so they can plan to load properly. Car is in a place where it can be easily accessed with a full size tractor/trailer car hauler. |
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