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Galaxie
A predecessor to the musclecar era, the Galaxie was Ford's fullsize competitor. Introduced in 1959 and running through the musclecar era until 1972, the Galaxie and its' various submodels produced many powerful machines. |
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AmeriKen |
1964 Galaxie 500 2dr sedan
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This car was bought new in 1964 by my dad. I bought it from him in 1970. It was restored in 1983/84. |
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CID:390 |
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Galaxian |
1962 500 XL Conv.
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No description available. |
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CID:390 |
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No description available. |
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vuuli312 |
1966 galaxie 500
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4 door sedan, 3.50 rear end ratio, ford aod, rebuilt 289, dual exhaust, aftermarket a/c, front disc brakes (master power brake kit, with a belt driven vacuum pump to provide 24" of vacuum to the booster). More. I have it for sale. appraised at $6,500 asking $6,000 or best offer. |
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CID:289 |
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Took off the fender skirts. |
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CID:390 |
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greenxl |
1964 4dr hardtop 500xl
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Kinsella1 |
1963 Galaxie 500
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1963 & 1/2 Fastback, 390 Automatic. Except for one paint job back in 1990 and Crager wheels, this car is untouched. 37,500 original miles. This car was my dad's, he bought it off the lot in Nov. '63 |
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CID:390 |
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galaxiegt |
1965 Galaxie 500
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My 1965 Galaxie sports a 396 ci FE, with ported C4AE-G low riser heads, an Offenhauser Port O Sonic intake, Crites long tube headers, Xpipe, Crower Cam, Dove roller rocker arms, Holley/ProForm 750 DP, a RAM clutch/pressure plate, a close ratio toploader 4 speed, and 3.70 geared positraction. The rear lower control arms are boxed in, with a tubular upper, and Lakewood drag shocks. The front end is completely stock except for the Crites tear drop hood. Never run at the drag strip yet, but have outrun several Corvettes and Camaros. |
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Weight:3750 CID:396 |
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No description available. |
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CID:352 |
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