1961 Ford Galaxie Starliner on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
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95% BODY WORK DONE, MINOR EXTERIOR PREP. TO GET READY FOR PAINT, ALL MEDAL , NO BONDO, 85% ALL TRIM, ORIGINAL 390 BLOCK ( OPEN READY FOR MILLING. AUTOMATIC TRANS, WAS ORIGINAL 3SPD. TOO MANY EXTRA PARTS TO LIST, TWO REAR WINDOWS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE, WILL NEED FRONT WINDSHIELD, MILD CUSTOM DASH WITH MECHANICAL GAUGES, 65 T BIRD BUCKET SEATS MOUNTED ON BENCH FRAME, REAR SEAT GOOD SPRINGS, WAS SETTING UP FOR A BLACK ON BLACK SO YOU KNOW EXTRA CARE WAS TAKEN TO MAKE STRAIGHT, IF NOT SOLD I'M THINKING OF A 351/427 STROKER WITH C6 TRANS. THIS CAR IS NOT JUNK BUT I'M WORKING ON A 63 FASTBACK 390 4 SPD. AND 50 FORD ( ALSO FOR SALE ) SO ONE HAS TO GO, I'M 71 WITH TOO MANY PROJECTS, WISH I WAS YOUNGER AND THIS WOULD NOT BE FOR SALE, CAR WAS IN DRY STORAGE FOR 24 YRS. AND ONLY BODY WORK NEEDED WAS BELOW THE SIDE TRIM UNDER THE WINDOW AND LOWER REAR QUARTERS, YOU CAN CALL AND TALK IF INTERESTED 757-589-7969 BOB
CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY AND I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION IF SOLD LOCALLY, On Jan-27-14 at 12:09:57 PST, seller added the following information: I CAN PART OUT THE CAR AND GET 3 TIMES WHAT YOUR BIDDING AT THIS TIME, GET SERIOUS..............I GUESS THAT ALL YOU LOOKERS ARE ONLY DREAMERS............ |
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Check out the video below for a cheeky walk-through of the Hackmobile, and get all the particulars in the press release below that.