1964 Galaxie 500 Xl on 2040-cars
Surgoinsville, Tennessee, United States
1964 Galaxie 500 xl has 390 330 hp tri power; Runs great car is very solid with no rust holes. trunk and floors are solid. mileage shows 59,000 miles but I don't if it is actual. Color is guardsman blue with two tone blue interior. paint is in good shape but not show quality. all lights work any questions call 423 345 4037 if not home leave message I will call you back Thanks Greg
On May-04-14 at 12:57:05 PDT, seller added the following information: 1964 Galaxie 500 xl has 390 330 hp tri power; Runs great car is very solid with no rust holes. trunk and floors are solid. mileage shows 59,000 miles but I don't if it is actual. Color is guardsman blue with two tone blue interior. paint is in good shape but not show quality. all lights work any questions call 423 345 4037 if not home leave message I will call you back Thanks Greg Hey just wanted to give the vin number it is 4A68P180592 |
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