1965 Ford Galaxie 500 Base Auto on 2040-cars
Cuddebackville, New York, United States
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Here we have a nice cruiser car, not a show car, but is a sharp looking car. this car has been sitting in my much needed garage taking up space. It has redone upholstery that was done a while ago, new carpet, Car has dual exhaust from the motor back over the rear. Motor has Edlebrock intake, holley 600 carb and chrome valve covers. Motor always runs great, no smoke no leaks. Tires are all matching raised white letter polyglass. Drum breaks all around (do a very good job of stopping) Transmission shifts very good (no issues). under side of car is tight, no rust problems. Has a tachometer, oil water amp after market gauges.
NOW FOR THE THINGS THAT NEED ATTENTION. The roof and trunk need repaint. The side windows could use new seals, The right side exhaust manifold need a new gasket (I bought it) I may get to putting it in. a few hours of effort and some por 15, the trunk is looking good. feel free to ask questions. I will not deal out side of ebay.. trunk is missing left side trim. |
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