1968 Ford Galaxie 500 Fastback on 2040-cars
Columbus, Ohio, United States
1968 Ford Galaxie 500 Fastback, 68,600 actual
mileage. Exterior has been repainted Ford Performance White and is in
good shape; only rust is on the inside lip of the deck lid, but easy
repair. Thunderbolt style hood, two small cracks in fiberglass hood
scoop/riser. Both bumpers have been re-chromed, new chrome mirrors,
exterior trim all good. Interior is clean and in good condition,
small tear in driver side seam of front seat and door arm rest, back seat has
no tears. New carpet and dash topper. A.M. Radio does not work,
wipers work but need new activation switch. All glass is in good shape
with the exception of a scratch on the windshield from a bad wiper blade. Heater is not functional due to heater hoses
being disconnected (car only driven in warm weather and garage kept). New
Sunpro Gauges (Temp, Volt, Oil). All 4 headlamps function, however
headlamp doors vacuum actuation module is disconnected but have all parts for
easy install. New 4 wheel drum brakes, with power boost assist
added. Suspension and undercarriage are in excellent condition, rear air
shocks, fresh Ziebart corrosion protection & undercoating with lifetime
warranty. 15" Cooper tires (wide rear 60’s) with very little tread
wear; mounted on Cragar SS chrome rims, minor rust on right front, all others
in excellent condition. Rebuilt 460 ci engine bored .030 over (dyno tuned). Rebuilt C6 Transmission has fiber clutches to
handle the torque of the engine. 6K miles since rebuild, engine runs
excellent, no leaks, and sounds like rolling thunder with a custom 3" dual
exhaust. Car has plenty of power but has been gently driven as a street
cruiser and never taken to the drag strip.
Fast 0 to 60, Really Fast 60 to 100. She’s a real beauty, gets tons of compliments and turns heads wherever
she goes.
$7,500.00, all best offers will be considered, Seller holds clear title. Vehicle is being sold “as is.” Buyer is responsible for pick up at seller’s location. This car is also being sold locally, and I reserve the right to end this listing early if the vehicle is sold. $500 non-refundable deposit due within 48hrs of purchase agreement with remaining balance due within seven calendar days via PayPal, cash or cashier’s check. |
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