1969 Ford Galaxie 500 Xl Converible on 2040-cars
Galesburg, Illinois, United States
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1969 Ford 500 xl Convertible. Beautiful condition! New paint job. Not perfect but but looks really nice. Decent interior. Back seat is in excellentt shape. The front seat shows some wear and tear. The top is in good condition and has a rear glass window. The dash pad has a few cracks and the radio does not work.The motor is a 390 and has been gone through and has new valves, plugs and wires, and new rods.Runs like a top. This car is a lot of fun and it's a great piece to show off. If you want a nice attention-grabbing car this car is for you. Also for sale locally so listing may end early.
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