1968 Ford Galaxie 500 390 Convertible on 2040-cars
Templeton, California, United States
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Completely gone through by our automotive experts at Grumpy Guy Classics
ONE OWNER CAR This car has been restored to beautiful shape and is ready to drive away for a lucky buyer. Over $12,000 Dollars has been put into this car to bring it back to amazing shape All original (has been re-chromed and fitted with new seats and upholstery) New flawless paint job One owner car, only 36,282 miles!!! excellent mechanical condition, low miles, brand new repaint with factory color, brand new interior, car has been carefully inspected by a professional mechanical and restoration team, convertible top works perfectly, get in it and drive from our lot home this car runs like a champ, quiet as can be one of the most underpriced convert in market today. Mileage: 36,282 Color: White Interior: Blue (leather) Engine: 390ci Transmission: automatic Options: convertible Drive type: Rear wheel Flawless restoration job!! |
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