1972 Ford Ltd Burt Reynolds White Lighting Car Like Seen In Movies 1971 on 2040-cars
Celina, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:351
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:OWNER
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: Galaxie
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: missing trim
Drive Type: v8
Mileage: 62,014
I recently bought this car locally and has a solid engine and transmission, even tho this car does need outside of body gone over and interior seats especially need reupholstered and is missing chrome as you can see in pictures, all glass is in car. tires are old and hold air. but as a driver it will get up and burn the tires and transmission shifts just like it should, no noise in engine and no problems with trans. has power brakes and a/c but I am sure the a/c needs gased! I have drove it some this year and actually rides pretty smooth compared to other old cars I have drove. no worries about the underside as it has no rust issues and frames are solid as well. I thought that was the best part about this car as the quarters will need some work if you are going to restore it and body has some dings and small places to fix if you are restoring it or drive it like it is as I have been doing. this is car like was used in movie white lightning with burt Reynolds.. I feel my starting bid by itself is worth what the engine and trans would be by themselves. also the hood looks like it needs a new hood henge or maybe both and also the headlights are not working! sold as is where it is. also note the front chrome tag with ford and 72 ltd stamped on it Does Not Go with car. not sure if miles is correct but I it is very possible from looking at underside and engine bay. any questions feel free to ask. |
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