1963 Galaxy 500 406 Big Block Tri Power on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:406
Make: Ford
Model: Galaxie
Options: Leather Seats
Trim: red
Mileage: 56,390
Drive Type: a
Exterior Color: Ragon red
Number of Cylinders: 8
Interior Color: Red
Hello this is my 1963 Ford Galaxy Ragon Red RARE Big Block Tri power galaxy.
Car has New full exhaust and new $1800 dlr American Tourque Thrust wheel and tires.
Full Complete NEW $4000 dlr leather interior, New carpet with sound dampener.
TON"S Of $$ Spent on this car very nice rare galaxy tri power- New door panals new Rocker Chrome.
Guys this car is rare and amazing I welcome any and all inspections !!!
Car books for over $50,000 in the collector guide.. I am selling CHEAP less then half!!!!!
The Wife says truck and a few cars Must go so LOOK NO FURTHER THIS IS IT !!!!!! Turn key ready.Please dont waste my time serious bidders only Thx
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