1970 Ford 429 N Code Galaxie Xl Original on 2040-cars
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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Here i have a clean 1970 Ford 429 XL It has new exhaust , A-arm bushings and a new rebuilt Posi lock 351 rear end .
The rug is new and the seats are newly redone in factory material . The dash is extremely clean and even has the factory radio . The head liner is its biggest down fall as it needs to be redone . The photos pretty much describe the car . The paint is faded on the deck lid and roof top ,it has a few dents and scratches and some surface rust just starting out in spots, thats because its an unrestored car. Even the pin stripe is original . No rust conditions what so ever . The Motor is a big block ford 429 and the automatic trans . Both where serviced when it was required to. The motor has a new coil and distributor . Tires are in good shape , brakes are good , this car runs and drives well . Options are: power steering ,power brakes Air condition ( compressor Missing ) It was removed by the last owner when he took it out for a time trial it ran a 14.73 quater mile . Please submit a deposit of 500.00 at actions end and forward me your number so we can make arrangements to close the deal . Failing to do so in 24 hours will remove you from buying this car and i will go to the next in line . Anyone interested in this car with less then 10 feedbacks or has not used there account in over a year please contact me or your bid will be removed . This car is in my name and i have the right to sell off line , you can come and inspect the 429 if you like . |
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