1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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this is a great car original black plate car from callifornia. I still have the original plates from original owner the car came with a vanilla folder with some documentation. this is an original 390 auto car this car still has all the originall sheet metal, my son bought this car to restore it. so this is what consicted of the restoration complete build on the numbers matching motor and trans 390 automatic . he had the car painted the body was all ready cherry with very little body work a new vinyl top was put on. and the radiator was done. the carburetor was also rebuilt. the seats were redone with original dog dish hub caps. All this work was done my son drove the car up and down the road a couple of times and put it in the garadge. where it sat for the past year we pulled it out fired it up and he decided to sell it. So thats where we are at right now you will need to install the rear window trim and ad a couple of little things to make it a nice fun car. The car has only been driven a couple of times since the restoration so you will need to drive it more to see how she will drive on the highway. this car has a lot going for it since it is a southern callifornia car. again the car has no rust and brand new drive train with desirable big block from factory thanks for looking and happy biding patrick. a five hundred dollar deposit is due at end of auction car will be stored up to thirty days in garage after there will be a storage charge
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