'67 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan on eBay - Princeton, WV

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  1. jim535

    jim535 born in a Ford

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  2. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    I love this ad. Very nice for the money. All of my parents and grandparents cars had doggie damage.
     
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    Pretty darn good for 48 years unrestord (y)
     
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    Pay the B-I-N price...

    Darn nice wagon, not quite perfect, but pretty good. Only downside I see is the somewhat small 289. Going to be inadequate if you want to do any towing. IMO, you really need the 390 in these.....
     
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    Towing anything more than yard clippings trailer - yes 390+
    Keeping things simple: 351W is no changes bolt in.
     
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    On the other hand if you are looking for a clean mid sized wagon for fuel economy the 289 is a good choice.
     
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    Looks like a nice original unrestored wagon. Not many true originals left. I almost bought one just like it but the seller backed out. I don't think the 289 would be an issue.
     
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    I'd be fine with the 289 too. Pertronix ignition, small 4 bbl, duals and a shift kit in the trans and you're good to go! That combo really wakes up a 283 Chevy as well.
     
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    The above is so true:)

    Have used entry level shift kits. Obvious improvement over factory slush.
     
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