1966 Ford Country Sedan Station Wagon 10 Passenger 351 W Motor Great Project on 2040-cars
Henrietta, Texas, United States
Transmission:AOD
Body Type:Station Wagon
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Blue patina
Model: Galaxie
Interior Color: Blue
Trim: Country Sedan
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 64,729
Sub Model: Station Wagon
Warranty: None
- 1966 Ford Station Wagon, Country Sedan, 10 passenger
- 351 W motor
- New HEI distributor
- Aluminum intake
- 600 Holley carb
- New starter and flywheel
- New aluminum radiator
- AOD transmission
- 9 inch rear end
- New power brake system
- New air shocks
- Gas tank has been cleaned out
- Spindles included to convert front brakes to disc brakes
- All glass is in very good condition, no cracks
- Body is very straight
- Only rust was present in the jump seat floor, which I have cut out, but have not replaced at this time
- Tires and wheels are almost new: Front tires 235/60/R15, Rear tires 255/60/R15. 8 inch American Racing Wheels
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