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1963 Ford Galaxie 500xl 390 / 385 Hp Auto Posi 4 Door Non Post Box Top Driver on 2040-cars

US $3,999.99
Year:1963 Mileage:117325
Location:

Marlborough, New Hampshire, United States

Marlborough, New Hampshire, United States

This listing is for a very stout 1963 Ford Galaxie 500XL 385 HP package with an automatic console 4 door non post "box top" car. The car is over all sound and solid, there are a few spots on the body that will need attention as you car see by the pictures.  This is a great restoration project, being all there. The car is driven and runs quite strong - the interior will need to be restored a bit - but is still all there.  Please see all pics and ask all questions prior to making and offer.


I have several other fords and muscle cars listed and up coming as well, please see my other listings

Contact is to be made within 48 hours of auction's close as is the deposit and paid in full within 7 days time.  

**Transportation of this car may be available within a 100 mile radius for a fee, contact for me with your location for a quote - but car is sold as is where is, to be collected by the buyer otherwise** 

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