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1965 Galaxie Convertible 500 (hot Rod, Muscle Car, 1966, Coupe, Ford, Classic) on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:0
Location:

Reno, Nevada, United States

Reno, Nevada, United States
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This auction is for a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500.
This car is worth restoring since is all complete, number matching and should be an easy project.
has a clear nevada title in my name.
running 352 motor with auto transmission.
needs a tune up and brake job since its been sitting for a while.
converted to front disc brakes.
power top works but fluid lines need to be replaced since one broke due to aging.
car will roll and steer but will need bigger wheels due to front disc brake conversion.
seems to have original wheels but no hubcaps and that may be the only thing not on the car.
has a few small rust spots starting to show under the car floors and trunk, but nothing big.
frame rails are solid.
front light bezels, fender emblems, door mirror, are included but off the car (see link for pictures).
all glass is good and intact.
has a couple on bondo spots on the passenger fender, but nothing big.
i was unable to open the trunk since i got the car, not sure if trunk lock is jammed or dont have the right key.
this is a nice car and should not be too hard to restore since its all there and complete.
nice color combo, black interior with red exterior.
i tried to give as much details but welcome to ask question.
i will also help with loading car onto chipping truck if need to and can also hod the car for winning bidder as long as it takes to have the car picked up.

for serious buyers, you can also ask to have picture sent.
please only call if you have questions and are a serious buyer: 775-8, five, seven - 63, seven, one
 


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