Clear on 2040-cars
Grafton, Wisconsin, United States
1967 Ford Galaxie 500 XL convertible for
sale.
Located in Southeast Wisconsin.
Clearwater aqua blue exterior (W paint code)
Black interior
Bucket seats & center console
Black electric convertible top
68,429 miles
Ford Windsor V8 289 ci engine
Three speed C4 automatic transmission
Power steering
Power brakes
AM/FM Radio
15 inch wheels
215/75/15 Firestone tires
Drum brakes
Holley two barrel carburetor
Edelbrock fuel pump
Includes car cover
Owners manual
Two sets of keys
Contact: Lance Schaefer
414-405-1010
Extra uninstalled items include a passenger
side view mirror, axle back dual exhaust
pipes, and three extra hub caps.
Maintenance performed this year includes:
Wheel cylinders
Solenoid to starter battery cable
Power brakes conversion kit
Radiator
Air filter & air cleaner gaskets
Tune up - points, condenser, plugs, & rotor
Ignition points & condenser
Oil & filter (Includes zinc additive)
Starter
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