1966 Ford Galaxie 390 V8 Automatic Daily Driver --clean Title-- No Reserve on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Here is my 1966 Ford Galaxie with the big block 390, automatic transmission and power steering. I have owned this vehicle for 10 years and have a clear title and it did just pass the smog test here in Colorado.Everything mechanically works great, starts right up, power steering works great and brakes just fine. Both of my sons drove it during their high school days.
In the past ten years I have had the complete exhaust system done, upper control arm bushings replaced, water pump, heater core (heater works great), tires and battery. In the last 100 miles I replaced the brake pads on all four wheels, oil change and tune up. It has the original AM radio that works most of the time and original clock that runs a little slow. I would have no problem using it as a daily driver, everything electrical work as they should (head lights, brake lights, turn signals and interior lights). I even installed electronic ignition in it.The floor boards and trunk pan have NO RUST, just the rear quarter panels. Now the bad. As you can see from the pictures the interior needs some work. There is some surface rust and some rust through in the rear quarter panels. Vehicle is for sale local so I reserve the right to close this auction early. Please no scammers, I do not have time for you. If you have any more questions feel free to contact me through eBay via e-mail. |
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