Ford 1966 Galaxie 500 on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
first off I am a seller with 100% positive feedback with 422 sales and purchases under my belt. this is a new account we have set up for my kid as they are looking to build their numbers in the Ebay realm. that being said, here's what you looking at to own... BARN FIND This is a NEBRASKA Band Find 1966 Galaxie 500 - 390 Automatic car Restore or build a GASSER / Race Car * * * WHAT THE CAR WAS * * * MODEL YEAR • 1966 ASSEMBLY PLANT CODE • Twin Cities, Minnesota BODY • Galaxie 500 2 door Hardtop, Bench Seat ENGINE CODE • 390-4V Thunderbird Special v*, 315 hp @ 4600 rpm, 427 ft lbs @ 2800 rpm COLOR • Wimbledon White TRIM • Black (crinkle) vinyl and black "Venetian" pattern vinyl BUILD DATE • 17th, September 1965 D.S.O. • District Sales Office - Omaha. Nebraska AXLE • 3.00.1 none locking TRANS - MX Cruise-O-Matic 3 speed automatic, column shift MILEAGE • 82.000 * * * PARTS CAR * * * we are NOT selling parts separate • this car goes with the 2 door buy them both and you can have all the parts you want 1966 GALAXIE LTD 4 door here's what you get . . . 390 with C6 automatic / Runs and Drives Engine has a Edelbrock 390 Performer • Carter AFB 4bbl • Vintage Mickey Thompson Valve Covers (Over a $800 Value Alone) ENGINE RUNS STRONG (needs to be dialed in a bit) AC car (removed but I saved everything) MILEAGE • 79,000 • • • GREAT PARTS CAR • • • Everything is good on this car from the headlights to the dash the parts list is great ! ! ! radiator / radiator support / hood / inner fender wells tail lights / floors pans / dash / steering / suspension / 9 inch rear / grill / bumpers Dash / Dash Pad / ALL THE WIRING hood hinges / door hinges / basically everything you need to make a cool driver also included are a stock 4bbl intake and a stock 2bbl intake with 1966 carbs and two sets of valve covers I do have a factory replacement windshield for the 2 door (used and in good shape) Selling 2 (TWO) 1966 Galaxies ; BUY TWO BUILD ONE ! (with the price your getting a great 390 with aftermarket parts) The first is a 1966 Galaxie 500 - it does not run or drive, has no interior, motor or transmission. (front steering is locked up, car WILL NOT DRIVE and be sold with BILL OF SALE) The second is a 1966 Galaxie LTD with a running 390 and C6 transmission. this is a great parts car and has everything that the 500 needs to be a functional car, car has a title. The only thing NOT Included is the Cragar's on the 2 door, those were only put on the car to get it home and they were for a Chevy (and have been sold). Basically selling everything AS IS - the 4 door does have a title and the 2 door only comes with a Bill Of Sale. IF YOU NEED MORE INFO ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING These will only sell as a pair and be sold in the lower 48 USA ONLY We accept PAYPAL ONLY Buyer is responsible for everything as far as pickup and removal of both cars in a timely manner. a deposit of non refundable $1000 is due at end of action and to be paid in full within 72 hours. If you do not have the money or your significant other does not want you to have the cars - DO NOT BID. If you have "0" history or do not intend to pay - DO NOT BID to those who seen these cars posted before it is a relisting due to non paying bidder |
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