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Galaxie, Galaxie 500 on 2040-cars
Year:1967
Mileage:113313
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Please dont waste my time, bid with intent to buy, if you cant afford it or dont intend to follow through, dont bid at all. You are bidding on a 67 ford Galaxie, car is located in Nottingham PA. These are beautiful when restored. My trusted mechanic passed away and we are getting ready to move, I no longer have a place to store or work on this or any of my projects and I am forced to sell. I can arrange transportation, however, buyer is responsible for cost. I require $500 deposit within 48 hours and pick up within 7days of auction end. The engine has been replaced with a 460 that has not been started for awhile, there is no battery, and he master cylinder needs to be hooked up. The frame and the body have rust, no areas are like mush, trunk still holds a spare tire but still needs to be fixed, around glass is in good shape, I would plan on a frame up restoration to get it done right. I tried to include pictures that would show bad areas of rust on quarters, Glass itself is perfect, The car is not in driving condition and will require transportation, interior is in good shape for a 67. this is a project, for the price could be a parts car depending on your needs. It has body rust, and would/will require full restoration. I am starting the bidding at $500 with knowing it will be a project for someone thats willing and is not a driving perfect car. Please email with any questions and only bid if you intend to purchase. Good Luck |
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