1963 Ford Galaxie Andy Griffith Police Car on 2040-cars
Penhook, Virginia, United States
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This is a 1963 Ford Galaxie turned into a Mayberry Squad car from the. TV show Andy Griffith. I acquired this car through my divorce. I have had it for over a year and had no problems. It is runs great. I have driven it in several parades and it is always a crowd pleaser. The siren and lights work great. Runs smooth, brakes are excellent, has new tires, a working CB radio and new stereo. Heater is strong in it. It has a 289 V8 automatic transmission and power steering and power brakes. Please see the pictures. I will try to answer any questions to the best of my ability. I am not a car person, but I have had a lot of fun and success driving this car around with no trouble. The car sells with no warranty. It sells AS IS WHERE IS. I Assume No Responsibility For Any Repairs Or Representations Regardless Of Type (Oral Or Written) After The Purchase Has Been Completed. This Auction May be Cancelled At Any Time And For Any Reason. Buyer must contact seller within 48 hours of auction end and pay deposit of $500.00 to paypal or cashiers check. The balance will be due 7 days after auction end. Seller prefers paypal or cashiers check or cash for the remaining balance. Buyer is responsible for picking car up and all shipping expenses. |
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