1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible. on 2040-cars
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:302
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Model: Galaxie
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: galaxie 500
Drive Type: auto
Mileage: 70,000
Exterior Color: Red
1967 Ford Galaxie Conv. This is a great car for local cruise and a driver THIS IS NOT A SHOW CAR, the car was redone in 1996 paint and body. It has a 302 cu. with automatic trans the car runs smooth and shifts good with no problems. This is a car you can drive to the cruise on Friday night take the family to the beach on Saturday and drive to work on Monday. I have enjoyed this car since 1991 it still turns heads and gets alot of compliments The engine has had new brgs and cam also the heads have been redone. The top is in good condition and work smoothly. Glass rear window. Even the heater works for those cool mornings.
Interior is in good condition with new seat covers, carpet is ok. Title is clear (Pa. antique)
mileage listed is not correct i'll fix it once i get the correct number, sorry.
Now the other hand, the car needs refreshed, paint needs touch up and polish, has a dent on the drivers door (see Picture) the dent is on the bottom of the door the mld is ok just needs some body work.. This is a northern car so it has had some frame work done, it is straight and the doors can be closed with one finger. Have had no problems with inspection or alignment.
Car has been garage kept since I owned it, and stored over winter.
If you bid BID TO BUY anyone wishing to check the car please contact... This is a CASH ONLY sale I will NOT cash your check I will not give any money back, any certified check or money order must be cleared by my bank before car will be released..$500.00 deposit within 24 hours of close of bidding (paypal) balance in 10 days car must be picked up with in 14 days I can store for a few weeks but at a charge. Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping,but I will help with loading only .
This car is sold as is, where is. will not deliver. no warranty of any type on this car. if you have any questions feel free to ask. i am listing this car for someone so it may take a lttle time to get complete answers. and please ask before bidding. once you bid, it could be your car. all shipping setup and costs are the responsibility of the winning bidder.
this car is listed locally and the auction may be removed at anytime.
thanks for looking.
good luck
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