1964 Ford Z Code 390 4v Country Sedan Wagon, Manual Trans W/overdrive-nice Car on 2040-cars
Toccoa, Georgia, United States
This is a very nice original 1964 Galaxie Country Sedan wagon. It is being sold out of a private collection (others are listed from the same collection) It has some interesting history because it was used by "King's Racing Photo's". This vehicle is in nice original condition, the interior is really nice, the back seat still has the old original plastic seat covers on it, (see pics). It is a original 390 4V engine Z Code, with a overdrive manual transmission,. The paint looks very good, with the exception of a small area up om the front right corner, (looks like a minor repair a very long time back). The owner did not want to take away from the original condition so the paint has been left as is due to the art work/advertising on it. This car runs and drive great, not rust issues anywhere. What a great daily driver this would be, or weekend car show ride. It always gets alot of attention, no matter where you take it. Come drive it home, or we can get you discounted delivery, (please ask for quote before auction ends) Any questions please ask, will answer daily. Thanks and good luck on winning this very collectible vehicle
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