1962 Ford Galaxie 2 Door Post Top Sedan, V8-auto Trans, Very Nice Condition on 2040-cars
Toccoa, Georgia, United States
Here is a great looking and driving 1962 Ford Galaxie, 2 door post top car. It has the 292 V8 engine with automatic transmission. It runs very good and would be a great daily driver for the vintage car lovers. It is light Blue with matching blue interior that is almost perfect. Look carefully at the pictures, they speak for the quality of this car. It has 15" vintage wheels with the dish poverty caps. Dual exhaust. It is very clean and solid. The trunk pans is great and original. (see pics). Floors and entire car is very solid. Mileage is showing just under 27,000, but not verified. This would be a great car for the performance minded buyer to install the awesome 406 Tri-Power engine and 4 Speed transmission that was a option in these early cars. I could go on about the car and still not cover all the great things about it. So, just ask questions and I will reply with the answer. It is offerred by a private seller and the car has a Clear Current South Carolina Title. Thanks for your interest and I do reserve the right to end this auction at anytime because it is advertised in other places as well. Buy it and drive it home, or discounted shipping is available. Ask for shipping quotes before auction ends. We offer either open or enclosed transport. Thanks and Have a Blessed Day.
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