1963 Ford Galaxie 4dr Torque Thrusts Lowered Lowrider Hot Rod Dual Exhaust 1964 on 2040-cars
Forman, North Dakota, United States
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1963 Ford Galaxie 4 door sedan. Black with blue cloth interior. Torque thrust style 5 spokes with brand new tires, dual exhaust, 289 2 barrel and automatic transmission. New master cylinder. The car runs and drives good. Engine has a "tick" when it is cold but goes away once it warms up. I just had it aligned. New ball joint and upper a-arm bushings installed on the passenger side. It has power steering but there is no pump, bracket or hoses installed. Just the ram assist is still on the car. The CD player is not hooked up. It needs some small things like a gas pedal, headlight switch nut, trunk lock cylinder, wing window regulator and a couple pieces of trim. The paint looks good and would look even better with a good buffing. The car has been painted and there is some filler cracking and rust showing through in the usual spots for these cars. The rear bumper also has some rust on it. Coils were cut in the front and 2" lowering blocks in the rear with new u-bolts installed. I have a clear title. The car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. You can message me or give me a call with any questions at 701-680-one079. Thanks for looking.
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