1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertable Great Car on 2040-cars
Tracy, Minnesota, United States
UP FOR BIDS HERE IS A VERY NICE 1967 FOR GALAXIE 500 CONVERTABLE, HAS A STRONG 390 V8 AUTO TRANS, CAR RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT, VERY FUN CAR CAR SHOWS 33000 MILES SAID TO BE ORIGINAL, BUT HAVE NO DOCUMETATION ON THAT. THE CAR WAS REPAINTED A FEW YEARS AGO LOOKS NICE, NOT A SHOW CAR HOWEVER, CAR SEEMS VERY SOLID, FLOORS, ETC, TOP IS GREAT, SEATS AND DASH ARE GOOD, OTHER THAN PAINT LOOKS TO BE ALL ORIGINAL. VERY SHARP CAR, THESE ARE GETTING HARDER TO FIND LIKE THIS DONT MISS OUT. WAS BOUGHT FROM ORIGINAL OWNERS COMES WITH CLEAN CLEAR TITLE AS IS WHERE IS NO WARRANTIES NEEDS TO BE PICKED UP WITHIN 30 DAYS OF SALES END NEEDS TO BE PAID FOR WITHIN 7 DAYS OF SALES END NO ACCEPTIONS
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