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1961 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan Custom California Classic Hot Rod Station Wagon on 2040-cars

Year:1961 Mileage:70450
Location:

Round Mountain, California, United States

Round Mountain, California, United States
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1961 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan station wagon.  This is a restored car with a completely professionally rebuilt 302 V8 and new AOD Automatic Overdrive Transmission with about 10,000 miles on the car since restoration.  The 302 has a 2 bbl carb, runs strong and sounds great with the headers and side pipes. The AOD transmission is a really nice modern touch for this classic and we kept the shifter on the column.  Radiator is new and this car will run all day in the summer without overheating. There's a nice temp gage installed under the dash.  I get more thumbs up on the highway from this than any other car I've had.  You just don't find these in this shape anymore without rust.

The paint is about 3 years old.  There's no rust on this car anywhere. I included photos of the spare tire chamber and the area forward of the spare under the bed where you can see the original red paint and no rust damage.  Vintage Cragar Keystone mag wheels.  The rear wheel skirts were painted to match and are included with the car.  I like the look without them but they can be put on easily.

The molding, emblems and trim pieces are in really nice shape.  All the doors and windows open and close as they should. The front bumper was re-chromed but all the other trim has its original patina.  Grille is straight without any damage.  Engine compartment was also restored and has a clean look.  There's lots to show off on this car. Dash is original, not cut and painted to match the top as are the rest of the interior trim pieces.  Rare electric window in the tailgate works great using the toggle switch on the dash.

Floors were painted black and there is no rust.  Seat covers are original. You can finish the interior to your taste or leave it as is.  I have the headliner bows and they go with the car.    All of the glass is original Ford Motor Co. script glass. Title is clear, in my name and there are no hidden DMV fees.  Everything is current.

Neat old classic wagon that was done right with style and can be driven home anywhere. Check out the video of it running by pasting the following link into your browser



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