1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Rolling Chassis And Parts Solid No Rust 390 Project on 2040-cars
Saint Cloud, Florida, United States
1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Rolling Chassis. This Body is very solid and rust free. The floor pans are in solid condition, including the frame, this is a very solid sheet metal car, Would make a great restoration Project. I am including everything that is pictured. There are many duplicates of parts. A lot of extras. I also have the step plates and Chrome Front and Rear bumpers and brackets that are not pictured. A 390 Block that is not running will come with the car as well. The Vin Number is 4A66X182005 and the Data Tag is 63B J 75 20E 63 1 4. I can easily arrange shipping for you if we agree upon a price. I have a clean and clear title, I am open to offers, Please give me a call at 407-832-1759. Thank you and God Bless.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thanks for looking, i have gotten over 700 views and 12 emails in less then 24 hours, so i assume it will find a new home soon, the floors and frame are very solid, sheet metal all solid and is a very restorable car, i have too many projects and do not have the time to rebuild it, it is not a rust bucket , by any means, that is why i invested in it years ago and collected extra parts, i need the space in my building and will just have to let go of it, feel free to call and make a reasonable offer, as with all offers, i require a phone call, if you need help with shipping, i have a friend who attends my church, he is a transportation broker, his rate to anywhere is .50 per mile or less, and he ships quick, thanks again, i look forward to speaking with you, God Bless, 407-832-1759 |
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