1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Coupe on 2040-cars
Paulden, Arizona, United States
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This is is a 20 footer. Between a 3 and 4 in the old cars price guide. Work I've done includes an NOS radiator, new master cylinder, rebuilt brakes and wheel cylinders, new yoke behind the trans, new U joints, new tires. The paint is a little faded but still presentable. The interior shows its age but is still usable. The car runs and drives very well. I recently did a tune up with new plugs points condenser and wires. Would not hesitate to drive long distance. Will average 19 MPG running around 65 MPH. Some tiny bubbles showing in paint on the bottom of left rear fender and
right bottom of rear window. Great car for just driving or cruise nights. have picked up a couple of prizes for best original and survivor car. Just did a 300 mile trip for a show in western AZ. The car was bought new very Plain Jane. There is no power anything. Has an AM radio with and added Jensen tape deck and FM set up. New Dual exhaust. Oil and temperature gauges mounted under the dash. The dash top is cracked in the center but a new dash comes with the car. Very little info on the car prior to 2011. 928 636 7555 for any more info I might know about the car. Payment is cash or cashiers check or wire transfer. Title and car will be released only AFTER CHECK CLEARS THE BANK. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Will transport the car to a shipping point for $1.00 per mile if over 20 miles. |
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