1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Would Be Great For Restoration, Race Car Or Gasser Rat R on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
1966 Ford Galaxie 500 2 door Fastback Would be great for Restoration, Race car, or Gasser, Rat Rod 47 year old patina for those who want an unrestored original 4 Original 14" G78 Bias-Ply Tires on Factory Rims ALL glass is in great shape! Frame is in decent shape - Not rotted out like many I have seen radio works - wipers work Car has never been wrecked - does have small crease behind passenger door rear quarters do have some filler Well worth its price in parts alone (at the time of this posting car needs exhaust pipes) Floor is in need of repairs, I do have a panel from the 4 door donor car Comes with Bill Of Sale selling AS IS If you have ANY questions, please ask before bidding. DO NOT BID if you do not have a positive bid history ! ! ! I accept PAYPAL ONLY Buyer responsible for pickup and ALL delivery cost $1000 non refundable due at end of sale - Full payment due within 3 days for a few extra bucks after auction I can put the car in grey or black primer so your wife doesn't freak out when you get the car home |
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