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1964 Ford Galaxie Convertable 390 on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:58932
Location:

Freedom, Pennsylvania, United States

Freedom, Pennsylvania, United States
Advertising:

LOST MY STORAGE HAD SOME MEDICAL PROBLEMS SO THE CAR HAS TO GO. IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION HAS A 390 WITH A C-6 TRANNY,  POWER STEERING . THE MOTOR IS A 390  WITH NEW DOUBLE ROLLER TIMING CHAIN NEW HIGH VOLUME OIL PUMP, NEW CHROME ALT. BILLETT PULLYS. REBUILT HOLLEY 650 CARB. THE CAR WAS STARTING TO BE REWIRED WHEN MEDICAL CONDITION STOPED US FROM FINISHING THE JOB .  THE CAR STARTS AND MOVES ON ITS ON POWER. LOTS OF EXTRA PARTS NEW CARPETING ALL NEW LINING FOR THE ENTIRE TRUNK. ALL 4 ORGINAL HUBCAPS,  FENDER SKIRTS. A SMALL HOLE IN THE BACK SEAT AREA , A SMALL RUST HOLE ON RIGHT FRONT FENDER, AND A HOLE ON RIGHT WHEEL LIP , SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE IN PICTURES. THE INTERUOR IS NOT DONE THERE IS A SET OF TBIRG POWER BUCKET SEAT 6 WAY POWER AND THEY DO WORK, THE CONSOLE IS THERE ALONG WITH THE FLOOR SHIFTER, NOT INSTALLED, CAR ORIGNAL SEAT WAS A BENCH WITH COLUMN SHIFT WHICH WAS NEVER TAKEN OUT. THE TOP HAS 2 SMALL TEARS WILL NEED REPLACED SOON.  NOT PERFECT BUT CAN BE DONE EASYLY. MY RESERVE IS NOT HIGH ABOUT A THIRD OF WHAT I HAVE INTO IT

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