1970 Ford Galaxie Xl Fastback on 2040-cars
Jonesboro, Georgia, United States
1970 Galaxie 500 XL Fastback
The car has a strong engine, I am not a mechanic but was told it is a 460 engine. The odometer reads 39021 miles but the odometer is an older one and does not go into the hundred thousand range, so I assume that is 139021 miles on the car. The car does run and drive but could use a tune-up and a wheel alignment. The car fires right up and has a new battery. It has been sitting up for a while but I do drive it around the neighborhood every couple of weeks. It was a project that I started, but just don't have the time to put in it right now. Most of the emblems are in the trunk. I have put a little work in the car but it could use a little more to make it a showroom hit. The wheels are good but the tires in the back are old, but they will hold air for a couple of weeks. The car is the fast back and has that monster hot rod look. The interior is in pretty good shape with a few cracks in the dash. The car is being sold with a bill of sale only because I purchased it with a bill of sale also. Here is the VIN # OU60K115657. It is the responsibility of the buyer to arrange shipping or pick-up. Please email any questions and I will gladly answer. Thanks and good luck bidding |
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