1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible on 2040-cars
Greer, South Carolina, United States
1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible - 390 V8. FMX Transmission. I purchased this car about 8 years ago. I have put less than 2,000 miles on the car since I have purchased it. I have had the transmission professionally rebuilt. The heads and motor redone. Rebuilt brakes. Purchased new Edelbrock 4bl intake, new Holley Carb, plugs, wires, alternator, coil, chrome valve covers, chrome air filter, shocks, rims, tires. I had the radiator completely rebuilt. I had the exhaust redone. I had a new A/C - heater installed $2,500. I had the car painted Candy Apple Copper. It is a show quality paint job $8,500. I purchased an extra set of trim but I have not had them polished and installed. The motor on the convertible top works great. The car runs great. The top is like new. Carpet and interior in good shape. Gas gauge does not work and may need the float valve replaced unless it is just a ground wire loose. Car has been garaged and has only seen rain once since owned. I don't drive it like I thought I would. It just takes up garage space. Shipping worldwide as buyer is responsible to purchase and organize shipping. Please send email if there are any questions prior to bidding as this car is being sold as-is. NO TRADES CONSIDERED. $500 deposit due within 48hrs at end of auction. NO PAYPAL for remainder. NADA online value $20,750 average retail. Hagerty online value for Condition 3 is $15,800 - Condition 2 is $21,900. Why dump money into a project car when this has had allot already done. Thank you for looking!
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