1966 Ford Galxie 500 on 2040-cars
Kenvil, New Jersey, United States
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For sale is a 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Coupe. This car has only 59k miles
and is in good shape. Previous owner was going to restore this vehicle
but didn't have the time or money to do it. There is no rot on the car or frame,
but a few rust spots. We have put Ford Ranger wheels and tires on it, since the original wheels had dry-rotted tires. There are 3 steel wheels still in the trunk. Engine runs good. There is an alternator
noise that is noticeable when cold and with acceleration, but the
alternator seems to charge. Trans also shifts good but has a slight leak. We recently test drove the vehicle and one of the brake lines did break. The interior is in fair shape, but the seats are ripped in a few spots and the dash is
cracked in the middle. All trim seems to be intact.
Please feel free to take a look at it before you bid on it. This vehicle will have to be towed because of the brake line. We do also have a rental trailer available if interested for $50 a day. Acceptable methods of payment are cash in person or bank wire transfer. No other payment methods are accepted. Exporters are always welcome. We can provide a temporary plate for an additional $20. NJ Residents pay 7% sales tax. |
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