Galaxie 500 Maroon, Scratch Free, Dent Free, Original Hubs on 2040-cars
Calamus, Iowa, United States
I have a 1969 Ford Galaxy 500.- 390 engine. Newly Rebuilt transmittion. pretty sure it is the original motor and transmission. It is carberated. It has a new Holley 600 carbarator. New valve covers. very clean and nice interior and inside roof. 4 new white wall tires the original size. Has all four original hubs. it has new brakes, new exhaust work all the way back. We have put duels on it. It had a newer paint job. It has 82,634 original miles. Interior, and carpet is in good condition. Has a dash cover for front. Dash isn't all that bad though. Has no dents. Dash work, heat is very warm, wipers work. Has the original radio in it. I don't think it gets the same stations anymore. The doors are really solid. The trunk is very big and without holes. No holes in the floor boards. It is a maroon color. Clean title. As soon as the payment is cleared we can set up a time to pick the vehicle up. The pick up is at your expense. I am not the original owner. 2nd owner.
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