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1961 Galaxie 500 Club Victoria 390hp With Original 3x2 Set Up Never Used on 2040-cars

Year:1961 Mileage:51900
Location:

Gaylord, Michigan, United States

Gaylord, Michigan, United States
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 This Auction is for a 1961 Ford Galaxie 500 2 door Club Victoria that was assembled in Norfolk, VA. The Odometer shows 51,900 miles and I believe it to be accurate. This car runs & drives but WILL need a restoration to be dependable & safe. The Glass is all original with no cracks, interior code is Red Shimmer & in good condition. The original body color is Raven Black, the body is in good condition with minor bubbling around the rear wheel well area. the Trunk pan has been replaced 20 years ago, floor pan, doors, fenders, hood, frame, trunk lid are ALL SOLID....body looks to have been repainted along time ago and will need to be professionally redone for show quality. This Z code Galaxie 500 retains the 390 HP (375hp) with all the original trimmings.... Carb, Cast Headers, Aluminum intake, 15' wheels, Heavy duty brakes & bigger fuel lines, Valve covers & Air cleaner. The transmission is a 3 speed Manual shift on the column which works fine. This is a RARE car that also retains the Dealer Optional Aluminum TRI POWER setup to give this old HOT ROD 401HP.... that has NEVER been bolted on an engine. These cars were built to race in 1961 and would run the 1/4 mile around 13 sec.!! 

                                         Own a piece of racing history with this car!!! 


  I take pride to maintain a 100% Ebay rating as a seller & a Buyer... all details are honest and accurate to the best of my knowledge.


- I will not sell the 3x2 intake separate!!! Date coded 1H1.... which is 1961 August, 1st week production 

- If your looking at this listing than I know you know what your looking at... Please feel free to contact me with any questions before you bid

- I have a LOW reserve on this beautiful car so BID TO WIN & TO OWN

- This car will find a New Owner

- Check out my other listing for a very rusty but Original 1961 Ford Fairlane 300 Z code Police Interceptor T10 4 speed upgrade... I would make someone a great deal if they purchased both cars & parts 


On Jul-06-14 at 18:20:13 PDT, seller added the following information:

 The 1961 Fairlane 300 Police interceptor has been Sold... Thanks for all the interest.

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