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1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Base 5.8l on 2040-cars

US $19,500.00
Year:1964 Mileage:135000
Location:

Huntington Beach, California, United States

Huntington Beach, California, United States
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This is a great car that gets looks and the occasional trophy.  It looks FANTASTIC for her 50th birthday!
It has a great look with a great stance and the 18" and 20" Coy's make it look fantastic!  The stock 352 FE motor with automatic transmission is great for cruising. 
The quality of the Galaxie is good.  

Things that you need to know.  
Has an A/C system but has not worked since I have owned the car.  
The transmission lines should be replaced between the trans and radiator.  Will leave some on the floor between drives. 
To the best of my knowledge the motor and trans are original so freshening would make them perfect.
Have some additional parts that will go with the car - Ball joints, couple of tie rod ends, wheel skirts for the rear, 
The paint has a couple of scuffs but still looks good and shines very well.  It has had a repaint prior to my owning the vehicle. I tried to take pics of the spots and scuffs.  The pics show the biggest issues with the paint.

The cool stuff - 
Wheels, 18 and 20 inch Coy's. Rear tires are 275/40/R20
Disc brake front end with power booster.  
Aluminum Radiator with electric fan, runs cool all day and in cruise traffic.  
New water pump when radiator replaced
Alternator - Yes the Generator is gone and it has worked very well since installed over a year ago.  
New power steering pump
Power Door Locks installed
New carpet with heat shield installed
New Headliner


It's a fun car that always draws attention every place that it goes.  Keep in mind your not looking at a $50,000 street rod, but not a $12,000 project either.  

I will be happy to answer your questions to the best of my ability.

Buyer is responsible for shipping and as you can guess with a 50 year old vehicle.... it has no warranty.

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