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Brings back memories! My father inherited his grandfather's 1964 Galaxie 500XL in 1989 when he passed away. I was just a child then. But my father fixed it up and drove us every Saturday to little league games and baseball games watching the A's in Oakland. He sold it in 1995 before we moved out of state after some asshole pushed it down the street one night and stripped it apart, and I never saw it again. God I miss that thing. We've got exactly one color photo of it, and maybe a VHS tape of it at a softball game, but that's it. His was rose-beige with a black vinyl top and black leather interior with the tilt steering wheel. Also had the wire hubcaps with the three-spoke spinner in the center. Those got stolen when it was stripped. 390CI 4bbl. Didn't have any A/C, and I lost count the number of times I wapped my head on that damn metal speaker in the back seat, lol. Miss the hell out of that car.
Coyote. You made an error in the description calling the Car a "Convertible" when it's a Hard Top. "The domineering presence of Ford's full-size Galaxie is hard to mistake, and when you take a single look at this stunning 1964 Galaxie 500 Convertible, it's easy to see why."
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Beautiful cars. Dad had one he bought brand new. I was ten years old lol. These vehicles from those early years will never be equaled
Brings back memories! My father inherited his grandfather's 1964 Galaxie 500XL in 1989 when he passed away. I was just a child then. But my father fixed it up and drove us every Saturday to little league games and baseball games watching the A's in Oakland. He sold it in 1995 before we moved out of state after some asshole pushed it down the street one night and stripped it apart, and I never saw it again. God I miss that thing. We've got exactly one color photo of it, and maybe a VHS tape of it at a softball game, but that's it.
His was rose-beige with a black vinyl top and black leather interior with the tilt steering wheel. Also had the wire hubcaps with the three-spoke spinner in the center. Those got stolen when it was stripped. 390CI 4bbl. Didn't have any A/C, and I lost count the number of times I wapped my head on that damn metal speaker in the back seat, lol. Miss the hell out of that car.
Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers Dalton.
Wow, the Ol' Gal parted with a real nice show car! People are becoming big fans of Che's writing.
Coyote. You made an error in the description calling the Car a "Convertible" when it's a Hard Top.
"The domineering presence of Ford's full-size Galaxie is hard to mistake, and when you take a single look at this stunning 1964 Galaxie 500 Convertible, it's easy to see why."
Thanks for pointing that out. It would be hard to put the top down on this one lol. I will get that changed.
Dalton ya need to bondo that dash!!!
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I had a '63 V-8 3 on the tree my uncle gave me for a fieldbomb. If I'd only known what it would be worth today.
No trunk pictures, no undercarriage pictures what gives. ? How old are the tires adding up the money .
Like we said in the video there are a bunch of trunk photos and undercarriage photos on our website.