1963 1/2 Galaxie 500 R-Code 427- 13,146 orig miles
 

Orig Paint, Interior and Tires - all mint shape

New Car Invoice Paperwork

Galaxie 500 Sport Cpe - 427 CI, 4 SP, plus a few other options: Color=Champagne

Sold New at SIMMS - Dawson, Detroit, MICH

Perfect in every way - down to the orig spark plug wires, cap, spare, jack etc

Pics coming with a little help :-)

126K or reasonable offer

Very rare orig survivor car.

Selling for a friend - you guys know I'm not a FORD guy :-)

Eddie... send me the pics [email protected]

I'll post them for you buddy

Dan

Or you can send them my way. Dan....see you soon!

Thank you guys for the help!

Dan, just sent them to you

Pics from Mr. Montini

Second round

Can't wait Bruce! Should be a killer show...

bump....offers?

Wow I wish I had the money
Beautiful car I’m of the same year
And the cars in better shape than I am��
What a fantastic ride !!sleeper too!!
GLWS

5th Picture down on the left. Is that fuel actually puddled in the intake valley? I hope not, if so, that's ALOT! Beautiful survivor for sure.. Danny

Danny - not a necessary comment (please review site rules wrt commenting on "for sale" items). If the supposed puddle was not there, are you a buyer?

Sam, I think Danny was concerned about the risk of a fire, not finding fault with the car. He is not that kind of guy.
Buddy

thanks for chiming in - good to hear. I retract my comment if that is the case. Just don't want to see cars for sale being bashed over little items particularly when they are easy fixes.

Just observant? Nothing wrong with that ... could be just water from rinsing down the motor for the pictures ... TAZ

NP guys, yes good observation on the fuel....car does a lot of sitting, periodic starting and takes a bit to get the gaskets to seal up.....survivor to the 10th degree .

OK Sam....down boy, down!! Stand Down!!

Might I humbly suggest changing title to "1963-1/2 Galaxie 500 R-code" to properly motivate the Ford faithful? Kind of like "68 Camero" vs "68 Camaro L78". GLWS��

Great idea.....appreciate all the advise on this

Ill ask Steve to change it!

Thank you and happy holidays

427 Registry
 

I have looked at the 427 Galaxie Registry and this car is not listed in that registry. The owner can have the car added to the registry by submitting a pic of the door data plate and a pic of the VIN tab next to the right hood hinge to Dave Walters at the 427 Galaxie Registry here, http://www.427galaxieregistry.com/registeryourcar.html

I have shared this ad to a couple of Galaxie pages. This is a very nice original car that I would like to spend a couple of hours with just taking notes. I love it, I just cant afford one in survivor form though.

Always had a soft spot for the big body muscle cars of the 60's. That R code is a major sleeper in Champagne.
I had a 1960 Chrysler 300F for 15 years, loved that boat. From the GM camp the big Pontiacs are the best, like Charlies 1966 Bonneville.

On a bit of a side note here as I have never driven one of the Ford 427 cars.........are they about equal to the Chevy 427-425 in the zip department? Just wondering

We're getting closer! Just an " I before E instead of Y" and another space for "Galaxie 500". (Now I realize some of you Chevy guys don't look around much......;). Good luck.)

This car is simply amazing and it doesn't matter how it's spelled Tom😉

I’m a Yenko guy....give me a break!!!

Doing the best I can ����

Hey guys... Yes in no way am I taking anything away from this car. Maybe should have worded it better. Just concerned.. We have ALL had a little fuel in that spot, and even driven miles like that. It sure takes a lot for the fuel to ignite in the intake valleys. I have had it make crackling sounds when I didn't tighten the fuel line well, but never lit up. But WOW, this car IS SPECTACULAR !! Good luck to the seller, and whom ever gets to own it in the coming days... Danny

Price Reduction to 110K firm