1969 Ford Galaxie Convertible 429 Thunderjet on 2040-cars
Hampton, Tennessee, United States
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I am listing for sale a true barn find. this car has been stored inside a shed for nearly 29 years. It is a very solid 1969 ford galaxie xl with hideaway headlights . It has a running 429 thunderjet engine with 365 horsepower( i did check the engine #) It has a floor shfter with console. This car has very little rust ,there is a couple of places in the drivers floor patched with car tags, but otherwise solid everywhere. The quarters are solid but do have dents . the trunk is perfect. the top mechanics are all there but cloth will need replaced. This car is missing the two front bucket seats and the top to the rear seat. the bumper is with the car and laying in front floorboard. I have a clear tn title in my name. this car is also listed locally and auction could end early if the right offer is made if this car doesnt sell i will possibly part it out if you need any parts please e-mail me with requests
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