1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Xl 5.8l 2drht on 2040-cars
Fredonia, New York, United States
This is a very nice 1964 Galaxie 500XL 2DR HT Originally from Louisiana and sold new at Donaldson Ford in Sulphur Louisiana . I have the original owners manual with the signature of the new car buyer and the signature of Mr Donaldson the new Ford dealer. The car has been here in western N.Y. for several years and always garage kept and never driven in the bad weather. The car runs and drives excellent. It has nice red interior in excellent condition. Carpet looks new. Power steering. I charged the air conditioning last summer and it worked great, but only for a couple days so it has a leak. I have not tried to trace it. The good news is that it did work very good and was very cold. Has the original radio and also a after market cass player am & fm radio that was just taped on the console so can be removed without damaging any thing. It was painted a few years ago wimbledon white and still looks very nice. I believe it is the original color. Bumpers were chromed and show excellent. This car won a trophy at a large show last summer. The motor was rebuilt some years ago and I have the receipt. It says remove, rebuild ford 352 convert to 390 with performance cam and HU oil pump. So I believe it is numbers matching but it was built to 390 specks. I'm not a mechanic, so not sure how that all works. The car has plenty of power and starts right up and sounds and runs great. I have driven the car over 100 miles more then once with no problems at all. Tires are nice and has a nice set of wire wheel covers. Please feel free to come take a look and a test drive. We are a N.Y. stare dealer and we do take trades. If you live in N.Y. we will give you a new N.Y. state inspection. Car is sold as is were is.
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