1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible on 2040-cars
Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
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1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible. Red ext with White leather bench seats, 352 V8 with a 2bbl Carb. 116K miles. All original and well maintained. The white top works great and has the glass window and not the cheap plastic You will find it difficult to find a Galaxie with this original color combination Original AC car which is rare, but condenser was removed This car runs, drives, and looks excellent!! The stock AM radio still works! I has been partially restored, and I have replaced the following: Battery, Gas Tank, Fuel Pump, Fuel filter, Fuel Sending Unit, Electronic Ignition Conversion kit (I have the brand new points that I installed last season), Ignition Coil, Dual Master Cylinder, Rebuilt Carburator (Kit), Front and Rear Lap Seatbelts, New SS break lines and Brake Proportioning valve No need to perform any work it this car! Just take it to the car shows and the ice cream runs with the family! I reserve the option to remove the listing as I am also selling it locally. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, but I will assist with scheduling and making sure it gets on the truck safely. |
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