1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible Only 11k Original Miles 352 Auto No Reserve on 2040-cars
Spanaway, Washington, United States
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1966 Ford Galaxie Convertible 500 11k Original Miles! We Have For A 5 Day Worldwide NO RESERVE Listing This Fabulous And Truly Unique 66 Galaxie 500 With Only 11k Documented Miles! This Is Possibly The Lowest Mile Galaxie Left To Exist! This Car Is In Excellent Shape And Has Always Been Garaged. The Car Has Been Used Mainly In Local Parades And Car Shows. The Car Has Had One Single Repaint And Was A VERY High Quality Job In The Original Silver Blue Color Code Costing Over $15k The Interior Is Original And Unrestored But Is In Amazing Shape! The Power Convertible Top Works Good And Is In great Shape. All Chrome, Trim And Glass Are In Excellent Condition As Well. The Underside Is Very Clean And Has Never Been Driven On Salted Roads! The Trunk Is Nice And Clean. All The Jams On this Car Are In Amazing Shape As Well. This Car Has NEVER Seen Rain And Has Been Garaged Religiously. We Have Some Original Manual's And Brochures As well As Most Of The Car Show Documents. We Do Have A Copy Of The Original Title From 66 And Most Of The Registrations. The Car Will Include All Paperwork Trail To Document The Miles And A Car Cover. Overall This Is A Beautiful Car In Excellent Shape That Would Be A Great Investment Due To The Ultra Low Mileage And That Is READY For Nice Weather Cruising Or For Showing. We Are Willing To End The Auction Early If Someone Is Interested So Please Don't Hesitate To Ask. If You Have Any Questions Or Would Like To Set Up A Private Inspection Please Contact Us. Thanks We Have A Clear Wa Title If You Are Out Of State And Need Help With Shipping We Are More Than happy To Assist You With A Quote And/or Dropping The Car Off To A Transporter. We Will Overnight The Title And Bill Of Sale Same Day Funds Are Cleared. If You Have Any Questions Or Would Like To Discuss Ending The Auction please Contact Us. Thanks And Good luck |
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