1964 Galaxie 500XL Fastback, 43K mile Survivor Numbers Matching 352 4BBL, Garage Find, Factory Air Conditioning This car is one of the most original rust free car we have come across.
The underbody is still the original red oxide paint from the factory. The interior is all original and in amazing survivor condition. The exterior was repaintedUsed 1964 Ford Galaxie 43,576 miles
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