Original Viking Blue Paint '63 R-Code Galaxie Post Sedan

[scuncio]

I don't remember seeing this one marketed before - think I would have remembered the color and the sedan body style. Seems like a pretty solid deal for $60k...only 26,000 miles, too. I dig the slight wear on the original bench seat, something you'd expect to see on a car that was loved and babied over the years.

Link to 1963 R-Code Galaxie auction (https://ebay.to/3dBtvn0)

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[scuncio]

Looks like the previous auction was a no-sale...it's back on the market at $5100 with the reserve not met.

Link to 1963 R-Code Galaxie auction (https://ebay.to/2JXN0bx)

[Lynn]

I really like the looks of the 64 Galaxie a lot better.

This one looks like a fantastic bargain to me. A/C, PS and a vert to boot, even if it is just a 289. Sometimes it takes a lot less commitment to go for a drive in the more bread and butter cars. Don't get me wrong, I like the HP stuff, but sometimes I just want to go for a non eventful cruise.

No reserve; $9,000 with less than an hour to go. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Ford-Galaxie-500-Convertible/143573152117?hash=item216da07175:g:xccAAOSwoYJeig0 j

[mockingbird812]

Cool car GREAT drive train! Aarrrrggh on the radials and interesting to find line lock on this vintage beast!!:naughty: