1963 Ford Galaxie 500, Z Code 4v 390 Engine, 4 Speed Trans, Very Nice on 2040-cars
Toccoa, Georgia, United States
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This is another vehicle selling out of a private collection. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500, with original 390 4V Z code engine and 4 speed transmission. This car needs nothing. It is a very nice collection piece. Runs and drives perfect. We are confident this unit will get alot of attention, so instead of trying to list everything great about this car. We are going to let the pics speak for themselves. And depend on your questions you may have about it. Be assured that you will not be disappointed with this car. Seller is down sizing his collection and this is one of his best cars. any questions will be answered daily and we can put you in direct contact with owner for more specific answers. Come drive it home, or we can offer discounted open or enclosed shipping for this car. Please ask for quote before auction ends. Thanks and good luck winning this beautiful car.
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