1964 Ford Galaxie 500 on 2040-cars
Oak Grove, Arkansas, United States
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i'm listing this vehicle for my step father,he has owned it over 18 years.he has been painting cars for a living for over 40 years.the paint is flawless,all gaps are right,paint job is beautiful.car was disassembled and all paint was removed down to bare metal,all glass was removed.car was painted inside and out.all trim was installed with new clips and trim that needed replaced was replaced with nos trim.new weather stripping on front and back glass,has new door seals,new glass runner channels,bump blocks on both doors.new bump blocks and insulation under hood.new trunk seal and mat,has original jack.original motor and transmission were completely rebuilt less than 2000 miles ago.has a 289 motor with 2 barrel carb. and 3 speed cruise o matic transmission.new wheels and tires,brakes,wheel cylinders,brake lines,rubber hoses,master cylinder,brake switch,front hubs have new seals ,races and bearings.new distributor,new fuel pump,new nos rear bumper.lots of new parts still not installed come with the car,has fuel door ,front bumper and filler panel that are not installed.also have original radio.car came out of west plains missouri,have original build sheet.car has 61,965 original miles.all this car needs is interior redone.
On Feb-23-14 at 19:01:50 PST, seller added the following information: I forgot to mention it does need 1 muffler,I'd replace both,the rest of the exhaust is fine. |
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