1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie 500 Xl 6.4l 4 Speed Show Car Fresh "awesome" on 2040-cars
Stockton, California, United States
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WE DECIDED TO BUILD OUR HIGH SCHOOL DREAM CAR WHICH IS A 1963 1/2 FORD GALAXIE 500. SHE WAS A RUST FREE CALIFORNIA CAR AND WE TOOK HER DOWN TO THE BARE METAL. THE FRAME WAS BEAD BLASTED AND THEN PAINTED WITH EASTWOOD'S CERAMIC BLACK. ALL THE SUSPENSION HAS BEEN REBUILT. ALL RUBBER AND SEALS WERE CHANGED. WE REPLACED ALL POWER STEERING PARTS. NEW REAR WHEEL BEARINGS AND SEALS AND ALL NEW BRAKE COMPONENTS WERE DONE. I HAD THE RADIATOR AND RESERVOIR TANK REBUILT. THE MOTOR WAS TOTALLY REBUILT TO ALL STOCK SPECS BY REDDIC BROTHERS IN MODESTO, CA. THE AIR UNIT WAS INSTALLED AT THIS TIME.
THE BODY WAS WAS REMOVED AND SENT OUT TO HAVE IT PREPARED FOR PAINT. IT WAS STRIPPED DOWN TO THE METAL AND SPRAYED A METAL ETCHING SEALER, FOLLOWED BY A HIGH QUALITY PRIMER/SEALER. ALL UPHOLSTERY WAS REDOE AND INSTALLED LOCALLY. NEW DASH PAD AND HEADLINER ALSO. ALL TRIM WAS STRIPPED AND RE-ANODIZED. NO AFTER MARKET TRIM. THE WHEELS ARE AMERICAN RACING TORQ-THRUST, CHROME OVER ALUMINUM. TIRES ARE HAVE 3000 MILES ON THEM AND LOOK NEW. THE 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION WAS REBUILT TO FACTORY SPECS. TAKEN TO A FEW CAR SHOWS, GOOD GUYS ETC AND IT WINS EVERY TIME. IT LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE SHOWROOM! On Aug-21-14 at 08:52:48 PDT, seller added the following information: SHE IS A GALAXIE 500 NOT AN XL PLEASE NOTE On Aug-21-14 at 11:39:43 PDT, seller added the following information: SHE IS A GALAXIE 500 NOT AN XL PLEASE NOTE |
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