1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Xl 390 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Amsterdam, Missouri, United States
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Up for sale is a great running, driving, restorable muscle car only around 1,400 of these were made with the Z code package according to Galaxie Club of America. This car is fairly original with its original engine 300hp 390 police interceptor & original interior. The rearend is also the original "posi" but has a 3.89 gear, car originally had a 3.00. Top loader 4 speed is out of a 1967 Fairlane 390 car. I bought it from the second owner who said he changed the gears bolted on slicks, and broke the T-10 that was in it but kept the original Galaxie shifter. Now for the body, its a little rough. Floor pans are good but trunk pan is rusted and so is the back bumper. Also has a little rust in passenger rocker and needs 1/4 panel. This is a Z code car and has a good clean title and definitely worth restoring. Take a look at some restored ones and there prices. Please bid seriously and bid to win. Good luck! I can also help arrange shipping and possibly deliver for extra money.
On Sep-16-13 at 14:22:47 PDT, seller added the following information:Body Tag: 63CZ8918J5514 63C= (body) 500 xl 2 dr fastback Z= (color)chantily metallic beige 89= (trim) med palamino 18J= (date) Sepember 18 55= (DSO)St. Louis 1= (axle) 3.00 4= (trans) 4 speed |
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