1965 Ford Galaxie 500 Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Lakeside, California, United States
Project that includes 2 complete cars. 1st car (turquoise) is all original LTD with
390/Cruise-o-matic and was Xmas present for Grandma in 1964. Garaged
until she was too old to drive it remained under car cover. Even though
it was meticulously maintained the engine (with matching numbers) was
sludged up and I pulled it out and it was rebuilt by Ed Hale Machine:
.30 over, balanced, hard seats, Schneider Police Interceptor cam to wake
it up a little. That was in 2006 and engine still sits on stand. Trans
and driveshaft also rebuilt and ready to run. Paint is original but
rubbing off due to covers. Interior is original with exception of lower
front seat fabric. I got the idea to put air conditioning in it and
found the 2nd car (black), also a 1965 but not an LTD and it has a 352
with factory a/c. Pulled a/c out of 2nd car (evaporator pressure tested
good) but couldn't bring myself to cut the large hole required in
firewall and project has sat for 5 years. This is obviously a project I
would like someone to take over who appreciates the car. Have titles for
both.
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