1967 Ford Galixie Ltd Fastback 390 on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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This is a wonderful second owner 1967 Ford Galixie LTD Fastback with the factory 390 Big Block with 89,000 original miles. This car was built in California and has never left. It’s 100% stock including factory air conditioning and has been garage kept since the first owner bought it new. Everything is in great shape, absolutely NO rust and it drives like a dream. The only blemish is the driver side armrest has a tear in it as you can see in the pictures and the steering wheel has a crack. Everything works great on the car but I cannot vouch for the factory air conditioning as the original owner took the fan belt off the AC pump to preserve the pump. I turned the pump by hand and it turns perfectly. I installed new breaks, shocks, and a carburetor rebuild kit because it seeped a little gas due to old gaskets. Oil changes have been every 3000 miles. The previous owner loved this car and so do I. I am only asking what I bought it for and hoping that the next owner continues the appreciation and love this car has seen its whole life.
On Feb-15-14 at 16:09:14 PST, seller added the following information:
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