1966 Ford Galaxie Convertible, Bucket Seats, Console No Reserve! 81k Red & White on 2040-cars
Richmond, Illinois, United States
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V-8, 289 with automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, power convertible top (works fine) with zip out rear glass window, Boot, Bucket seats with Center Console, stereo w cassette player was added and original radio is still in the dash. Same owner since 1985. The car has been in storage for the past 15 years and just recently brought out. Family of the owner said they added new spark plugs, wires, distributer cap, vacuum advance and I believe she said the carb was rebuilt (and it does look clean) My Husband took the car and had the old gas drained, tank removed cleaned and reinstalled, cleared the lines and she fired right up! The old Galaxie runs goods but the car sat for 15 years so she still needs a mechanic to inspect everything (fluids, belts, brakes etc.) Before the car is approved for street driving. You know, Safety First! The car had a repaint back in the 80's. So yes the paint and body work should be redone and add or replace some trim if the new owner chooses as the exterior condition does show cosmetics such as dings, pings, scratches, chips, bubbles..etc. Please see pics! I did take close up pictures of cosmetics but it's hard to see. The owner said the white convertible top was new before the car was put into storage. It does not have holes or tares however the rear inside rail pads have come loose which is common and can be retucked or reattached. Underneath the car appears dirty but solid. The rear exhaust pipe or tail pipe will need replacing in time but it doesn't sound bad yet. Interior could also use a cosmetic help (such as split in seats & dash, faded carpet etc. ) if the new owner desires. The trunk weather strip is dry and peeling, doesn't leak, but could use a new one. I'm no expert and I only wiped the 15 yr old dust off this car but just trying to point out things that I see for your consideration that could use cosmetic reconditioning and perhaps I missed something so If you have any questions or need more pics feel free to ask. This car is privately owned with a clear title and on consignment with us as we are listing this car for a friend at NO RESERVE. The car will also be for sale locally so I may end the auction early. Thanks for looking! Lori This vehicle is listed locally and the auction may end at any time. The vehicle is currently in Richmond, IL., Approximately 60 miles NW of Chicago. Prospect buyers are welcome & encouraged to inspect the car before auction ends. Please make sure all necessary approvals & permissions are granted BEFORE YOU BID. Serious Buyers only please. Vehicle is sold as is where is, no warranty. $150 doc fee will be added to the final bid. We are an IL. licensed Dealer. IL residents will need to pay State tax, title, & plates. All legal matters & paperwork will handled here in McHenry County IL. Vehicle must be paid in full within 1 week of auction end. Free Storage is available after 2 weeks of auction end, then storage fees apply unless previous arrangements are agreed upon. Shipping is available. Serious Inquires may call Andy at 847-nine seven five-6570 |
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