1966 Ford Galaxie Fire Chief Car. Police on 2040-cars
Muncie, Indiana, United States
1966 Ford Galaxie FIRE CHIEF car. Was told this came from Carmel or Anderson Indiana. Appears to be original 54,000 mile car. All the original equipment is present. The roof light works great. The passenger side fender siren and red light work. The "Wig-Wag" light on the drivers fender works. The flashing red lights in the grill work. They are behind the grill. Original Motorola radio and electric siren/wale/yelp and still in car but can not get to work. Car runs and drives great. 390 AT. New tires and brakes. Very good condition for the age of the car. There was rust repair in both rear quarters. Rest of car appears solid and very good condition. Drive it anywhere. This is not a perfect car but just a fun cruiser. You see Mayberry Police cars all the time but not fire chief cars. Really gets a lot of attention. Good for advertising too as people will pull in just to check it out. Tax right off? LOL. Well thanks for looking and I hope you win the auction. Steve
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