1969 Ford Galaxie 500 "xl"fastback Unrestored Excellent Survivor With Full Docs! on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 "XL" FASTBACK COUPE, 302 V8 AUTO, P/S, P/BRAKES. THIS IS A UNRESTORED ORIGINAL SURVIVOR TIME CAPSULE WITH ALL ORIGINAL PAPERWORK!! BILL OF SALE, BUYERS ORDER, BOTH TEMP AND ORIGINAL "OWNERS CARD", OWNERS BOOK, RECEIPT OF PAYMENT ALL FROM THE DAY IT WAS NEW IN 1969!!.
THIS CAR STILL WEARS ITS ORIG PAINT AND LOOKS OUTSTANDING, UNMOLESTED UNDER THE HOOD, THIS CAR DRIVES LIKE ITS NEW. 83,000 ORIG WELL CARED FOR MILES, CARS LIKE THIS THIS 45YRS ARE ONLY HERE BECAUSE THEY LIVED A PAMPERED LIFE, ALWAYS GARAGED THIS CAR IS THE QUINTESSENTIAL UNRESTORED GARAGE FIND CAR. BOUGHT NEW IN IOWA AND THEN LIVING HERE IN ARIZONA THIS CAR COMES FROM A GOOD HOME, PRIOR OWNER GOT THE CAR FROM HIS BROTHER WHO HAD IT SINCE NEW, IT WAS NEVER DRIVEN IN THE WINTER MONTHS AND IT SHOWS, FLOORS AND TRUNK ARE PERFECT, NEVER ANY WORK PERFORMED, THIS CAR IS RARE AND EVEN RARER BECAUSE ITS ALL ORIGINAL, PRICED TO SELL, BUY IT NOW INCLUDES SHIPPING TO YOUR DOOR, DONT MISS OUT, CARS OF THIS LEVEL ARE BECOMING NON EXISTENT ANYMORE, I WILL SAY IT AGAIN THIS CAR IS NOT RESTORED AND IS ALL ORIGINAL AND AMAZING!!!!! FREE SHIPPING WITH BUY IT NOW ONLY!! CONTINENTAL USA BUYERS!! EXPORT AND OVERSEAS BUYERS WILL GET FREE SHIPPING WITH BUY IT NOW ONLY TO LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA TO THE PORT FOR EXPORT SHIPPING FEEL FREE TO CALL FOR ANY INFO, 623-764-5897 JOE... SOLD "AS IS",NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE EXPRESSED OR GIVEN, CARS BUILT PRIOR TO 1981,, MILES CAN NOT BE VERIFIED BY CARFAX DUE TO AGE,FEEL FREE TO CALL,INSPECT ANY CAR PRIOR TO BIDDING OR BUYING ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BID IF YOU HAVE ANY AT ALL,WINNING BIDDER IS THE NEW OWNER,NO RENEGOTIATING AFTER THE END OF AUCTION, AS WITH ANY OLDER USED VEHICLE, MINOR SIGNS OF USE, WEAR, REPAIR,RESTORATION,PARTS REPLACEMENT AND AGE MAY BECOME VISIBLE UNDER CLOSE VISUAL INSPECTION WE CAN NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE MINOR ISSUES,WE DO NOT KNOW THE HISTORY ON THE CAR FROM DAY ONE UNLESS NOTED IN LISTING, BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TAXES, PLATES OR ANY FEES ON VEHICLE IN HIS OR HER OWN STATE AT TIME OF TITLE AND REGISTRATION |
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