1961 Galaxie Sunliner Convertible Solid Desert Car . No Reserve ! 60 62 63 on 2040-cars
Deming, New Mexico, United States
61 Galaxie Conv. yes its a project car . but has nice floors , trunk and all frame rails are nice. Body looks to be wearing all its original sheet metal with original paint. Can see body is straight. That's just good old desert dirt in floors and trunk -NOT rust. Its not a bondo car all painted up. Originally had 352/auto Now looks to be a 292 or 312 ?? Motor turns by hand and by the intake its dated 1960 . Has power steering and power brakes also 9 inch rear end with 31 spline axles. Missing windshield and the passenger door glass and both vent glass broke out but frames are there and in good shape. The top looks complete but on drivers side the flat piece on side is broke -looks like can be welded - I took picture best I could didn't have anybody to help try lift top up. Both doors open with no sagging -saw no rust going threw on bottom of doors. Rockers are solid. on front of hood just paint cracking looks like somebody covered the holes for the letters that should go there and that's what is cracking. Hood not rusty or full of bondo. There is a small rust hole on passenger side in front of wheel well - the wheel well itself is all solid. To sum it all up its a solid straight old car. I have a clear AZ title for it and by the looks of it always been in AZ . Nice car to build . What is in pictures is what comes with car . I have no other parts. I am starting at $3500 with NO reserve -will NOT take any less so please don't ask . Very fair price for this car. If your interested in the car then bid. Please anybody with 10 or less feedback call me first at 575-494-6936 or e-mail me with good phone number before bidding or your bids will be removed and blocked -sorry to many scammers . Car is located in Deming NM 88030. The winning bidder must contact me with in 12 hrs after auction ends. Thank you and happy bidding and bid often !! Also all 4 tires hold air for easier shipping/loading.
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