1965 Ford Galaxie Ltd on 2040-cars
Gaines, Michigan, United States
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1965 Ford Galaxie LTD for auction!It is a very solid car, it has just a couple bubbles on the right rear quarter panel near the chrome wheel opening molding. The frame, floor pans, trunk floor is all 100% rock solid. It has a 289 rebuilt engine, with an aluminum intake and Edlebrock carb. Rebuilt transmission. It does NOT have a big cam or anything like that in it. It's pretty much a stock engine. It is NOT a race car but very driveable and has plenty of power. Runs and drives very well. New wheels, tires with 50% or more tread. All glass is good on it. Has dual exhaust as shown in pics. The paint job is nothing to write home about. It doesn't have a lot of shine to it, and near the gas cap door there is some checking. Overall, a really nice cruiser car. Very reliable. Has power steering and manual brakes. The console in it is not functional. It is just in there for looks. I don't really even know what it came out of. The car is a column shifter. It has bucket seats, it has seat covers on the seats because the drivers seat has a split in the seam. If someone painted this car it would be really nice. Call please with questions, do NOT text. Ask for Bill at 810-252-9194. Buy it now and reserve are the same.
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