1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie 500 Fastback on 2040-cars
Atchison, Kansas, United States
Engine:427
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 0
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Black
Model: Galaxie
Interior Color: Red
Trim: 500 Fastback
Drive Type: Automatic
This engine is a 1965 427 Bored .040 with new KB Pistons Lemans rods, steel crank, Edelbrock aluminum heads 2x4 medium riser with 600 holleys. Trans is a C-6 completly rebuilt with a 3000 stall converter. The cam is a Crane solid lifter with dove roller rockers, the rear is a 3.25 9". This is a Georgia car with no rust ever to my knowledge. The paint is Raven black that is not perfect but great driver condition. The interior is in real good condition and very fresh. It has an Iditit chrome tilt column hooked to a power steering box. All the trim is very nice but not perfect. It also has a Griffen Aluminum raditor that cools excelent in all enviroments. The stereo system ha a 15" woofer behind the back seat 2 6x9 coaxial in package tray and 2 6" coaxial in front doors with 2 amps in trunk powered by a Rockford Fosgate tuner with cd, it sound is awesome. The car also has disc brackes on front with 2" dropped spindles and drums on the rear with 2 1/2 x 11 brake shoes. The wheels are Foose 20x10 on the rear and 20x8 on the front . Tires are 245-40-20 Front and 295-40-20 Rear like new. The rear tubs were slightly modified for clearence. This car was orginal 352-auto. Why spend crazy money on and orginal R code your afraid to drive when you can enjoy this one daily without fear of being hit or stolen. The exhaust consits FPA coated headers, 3" exhust and turbo mufflers. I have tried to represent this car honestly but would invite prospective buyers to come look anytime or you can call me at 913-367-0184 anytime before 8:00 pm CST. Thanks for your interest.
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