1963 Ford Galaxie 500 2dr Fastback Black W Red Vinyl Interior 352 Cid Auto on 2040-cars
Huntsville, Alabama, United States
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1963 Ford Galaxie 500 2dr Fastback. Was originally a 352 CID automatic car in Raven Black with Red Vinyl Interior with 3.00 rear end gears. ***IT DOES NOT HAVE AN ENGINE OR TRANSMISSION*** The car needs total restoration but would be beautiful when finished. I have included some pics of build ideas on this car in the pics. The car needs alot of body work. It needs the passenger side front fender replaced. It needs a long rear passenger quarter panel put in (you can buy these online). It needs a new drivers door put on. I have a replacement door that is straight but needs a couple holes filled on the bottom weatherstrip channels. Try to find a new one or patch this one up. I also have two front fenders and a front bumper valence from the previous owner. The fenders are rusted out on top and bottom but the valence is good and straight. I would try to find a new passenger fender and then use the trim off of these. The hood and trunk lid are good and straight and not rusted out. All of the glass is good except for the windshield. The frame is solid and the wheel wells look good with no holes. No rust in the engine bay either. The great thing about this car is that the floor pans are pretty solid compared to most cars of this age. The only holes are in the very front so it will need two short front floor pans put in like they all do but that is it. The pans under the seat and behind them are solid. Also, the rear trunk pan where the rear damage is on the passenger side needs to be hammered straight a bit but there is no rust in the trunk pan. All the interior and interior trim is there with the car. Everything just needs to be recovered, new headlinder, carpet, etc. The dash is all there but it needs a new pad. The stainless window trim is all there and straight. Just needs to be polished. Most of the side trim is there on the car and in the box. The bumpers and bumper brackets are good and straight. The bumpers just need to be rechromed. All of the headlights and buckets are there in the box. A power brake booster from the previous owner is included with the car but I have no idea if it will work with this car. See the pics. It has a few old Cougar and Thunderbird hubcaps on it that could be sold off and some extra tail light trim. There is no title. Alabama law does not require a title for vehicles 35+ years old. Car will come with a bill of sale. DECODING: VIN: 3U66X154XXX 1963 Louisville KY Plant Galaxie 500 2dr Fastback 352 CID 220hp 2bbl Carb Serial 154XXX Body: 63B = 2dr Hardtop Fastback Color: A = Raven Black Trim: 95 = Red Vinyl Date: 02D = April 2nd DSO: 36 = Louisville Axle: 1 = 3.00:1 Trans: 4 = Cruise-O-Matic |
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