Ford: Galaxie Galaxy 500 Xl on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
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Listing a very nice Galaxy. Rare Motor/Transmission combo. This vehicle was partially restored by the previous owner, I purchased it to restore it back to new condition, but have exceeded my project level and am downsizing. The car has the original motor and trans, interior is new restored, motor has a fresh rebuild on it. The body looks ok, but needs to be gone through, it wasn't done professionally for this type of car. The miles on the odometer are 69765, and are believed to be the original miles by all indicators. This is a very nice car, it is very driver ready, although transmission needs to be synchronized, as it can be tough to get into gear sometimes. Vehicle comes with the original license plates from 1963.
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