1965 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Door, 6.4l 390 Ci, 4 Barrel on 2040-cars
Marbury, Alabama, United States
1965 Galaxie 500 4 door with original 390 and automatic trans still has original interior Data info as follows:
Vin: 5N62Z146055 Body: 54A 4 door sedan Color: 5 Dk. Turquoise Met Trim: 57 Turquoise & Turquoise Met. Fabric & Vinyl Date: 05D 1965 April DSO: 25 Richmond Axle: 1 3.00 Ratio Trans: 4 Cruise-o-matic (Cast Iron) 3 Speed Car is located in Central Alabama for $4200. Runs and drives good, it is a great riding car. 64173 Actual miles. Power steering and manual brakes, but are easy to operate. No shipping. For local pickup only. Cash only. |
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