I feel fortunate to have found this board. I have started restoring a 1964 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan. It is an original 289, A/C, auto car in fair condition. I was able to drive it onto the trailer when purchased. I look forward to the assistance of the experienced members of this board. Thanks Rodney
welcome nice wagon I'm trying to start a thread with tailgates open pics soe people can see what might work on their wagon, can you post images?, under cosmetic and restoration.
SWEET RIDE '64C.S. HUMMMM, Orange tah "Paso", Brownzville tah Dalhart THATZ 800 MILEZ EACH WAY MAN. THAT'Z AH LOTTA PICKIN' TERRITORY:banana:HOW'D YEAH EVER FIND ITRodney, Enjoy yourself here, we doez
I am replacing motor mounts today; one down one to go. I have started stripping the south end of the interior and have some photos. I will post some soon (before/during of course). "After" may be a ways off. I am still undecided as to how to finish the interior since going completely stock may be impossible due to lack of components needed. I found it about a year and a half ago parked in a truck maintenance parking lot one quarter of a mile from my mom's house and only admired it from the road for a year. I stopped one day and asked if it was for sale and was told "No, it is my brother-in-law's and many people have tried buying it, but I will call him". The rest is history! Thanks to everyone who posted. Rodney
Nice wagon. I love those early Ford and Mercury wagons. I had a 64 Country Sedan myself 20 years ago.
to the forum...so your right up to your elbows already. Keep the pics coming with your progress. Hope you enjoy youself here and in the garage.
64 congrats on a great find...she looks beauty a factory SBF ?.......i have a 63 CS that the owner ordered it with a 260/auto....never seen a small blocked Gal till then...and now
