Convertible 500 Xl 390 V8 4-bbl Carb. One Owner, California Car on 2040-cars
Fremont, California, United States
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Up for auction is a 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 XL
This is a one owner vehicle purchased in northern California back in 1966 and still has the original owners manual It is a black CA plate car with the original pink slip. This car runs and drives good, The interior is all original it was never changed or replaced and is still in good condition. The driver seat has one small area where the thread is coming apart, It is not really noticeable. The convertible top is new but does need back window. The body is straight, It does have a small dent on the drivers fender, Which was repaired about seven years ago and the entire car was repainted the current color at that time, To be honest it was a cheap paint job and you can tell by looking at the car closely the original color was burgundy. The top end of its original 390 4-barrel carburetor engine was overhauled 20,000 miles ago and the transmission was rebuilt at the same time. it is a matching number car. I set the reserve reasonably If you have anymore questions feel free to call John at 510-566-5339 The car is located in Fremont, California about 30 miles from San Francisco. Any interested buyer is welcome to see the car in person. The buyer will be responsible for all pickup and transportation of the vehicle. A $500.00 deposit is due within 3 days of auction close and the balance is due on or before vehicle pickup. |
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