Ford Galaxie 500 on 2040-cars
Forest, Virginia, United States
$12,000
to a good home. '63 Galaxie 500 Hardtop Sedan, 390cid/330hp 4bbl, Interceptor
Thunderbird engine. The original hot rod / gas hog - damned sexy head turner!
Radio antennae isn't stock - everything else is! Spectacular orig
interior/carpet - see photos. Only 39K miles. She's crying for an owner with
time/space enough for a relatively quick & easy restoration. I can't finish
this project because garage is occupied with '62 Mercury Comet - wife ordered
me to choose one project, sell the other. The "Gal" needs minor rust
repair, all rubber replacement and a paint job - could turn this daily driver
into a show car. More serious rust damage in trunk, but very reparable - see photos.
Two cracks in dashboard. Needs an oil leak fixed. Drives like a magic carpet,
runs like a top. Most mechanical restoration has been accomplished. New brake
master, lines, hoses, wheel cyls, shoes, tires, starter, carb, valve lifters,
push rods, fuel tank/pump/lines. All glass rolls up/down smoothly. |
Ford Galaxie for Sale
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Auto trans, posi, flowmaster, clean, solid, white, black(US $24,900.00)
1963 ford galaxie 500 base 4.7l(US $6,200.00)
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