Ford Wagon, Street Rod, Custom, Hot Rod, Daily Driver, Very Good Condition! on 2040-cars
Orange, California, United States
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1970 FORD Galaxie Wagon.
Runs and drives great! I drove it daily, until I put it up for sale. 390 V8 and C6 automatic transmission, with about 30,000 miles on the engine and transmission. New paint. New tires, two days ago. The following work was done in the last 2,500 miles. New Edelbrock 4V automatic choke carburetor. New Mallory unilite distributor and wire set. New power steering box. New power steering pump and hoses. New ball joints, idler arm and tire rod ends. New spindles, new control arm bushings, new strut rod bushings. New front and rear shocks. New brakes. New front wheel bearings and seals. New rear axle bearings and seals. New 3 row aluminum radiator, hoses, belts, thermostat, and fan clutch. New water pump. New dashboard, new instruments, switches, relays, fuse blocks and circuit breakers. New carpet. New door seals, new hatch seal, new window channels. Reclining front power bucket seats, grey leather. Reclining, full folding, rear bucket seats, grey leather. 15" X 7" steel wheels New three spoke aluminum steering wheel. New chrome engine dress up kit. The wagon needs to have a headliner installed, I do have the headliner bows. The speedometer was replaced at the time the work was started, thus the 2,710 mileage is the mileage since the car has been back on the road, the total mileage is unknown. I bought the car about ten years ago from a friend who owned an impound yard through a lien sale. I have a clear (no liens) salvage title in my name. The registration and insurance is current through January 2015 this car does not require a CA smog check for DMV. I am selling my wagon to help complete the restoration of my parents last car. If you have any question you can send me an email, text me or call me at 714-878-8313 my name is Jerry. Shipping is the buyers responsibility, I will assist in getting the car loaded or to the the local shipping dock. I am selling my wagon as-is with a very low starting bid and an extremely low reserve! |
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