1963 Ford Galaxie 2 Door on 2040-cars
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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1963 Galaxie 500. Started life as a 352, 2 barrel, 3 speed on the column. I would imagine that would have had bench seats. Probably original 352, now with Ford aluminum intake (C3Ae 9424E) 4 barrel with Summit dual pumper 4 barrel carb. Shorty headers, 4 speed transmission (T10?) Front brakes upgraded to disc with dual tank master cylinder. Cragers all around. Fiberglas tear drop hood, metal surround working off of hood latch. Fiberglass front bumper, steel rear. Interior has buckets with drivers being electric. Stereo, cd player with remote on floor under dash. Electric antenna. Has additional turn signal indicators on back window. Interior is very nice, but headliner could use some cleaning. No leaks on driveway. Flowmasters. Car does have fiberglass in quarters, and probably needs trunk seal replaced (Some water getting in trunk). There is some rust bubbling above drivers side on roof only. Speedo is currently not working and do not know why. I do know that the speedo cable is much longer than it needs to be. Those are vinyl graphics on sides which look good. All lights working except back up lights. True mileage unknown. Car sold as is where is. I have taken many pictures for you and I will answer any questions which I am capable of answering. |
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