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For Sale: 1967 Ford Galaxie in Ft Worth, Texas

Vehicle Description

Let's not dance around the issue: if this were a tricked-out Chevelle, it would cost twice as much and probably already be SOLD. Yet this slick-built Ford offers flashy good looks, full-sized comfort, and a strong 289 V8 small block under the hood, all beautifully finished to high standards and for a fraction of the price of most '67 Bowties built in a similar fashion. On top of that, it's a verified 2-owner car with only 80,057 actual miles on the clock, which really puts it over the top. With incredible curb appeal and the tried-and-true dependability of the Blue Oval, this 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 is a very special cruiser.


The first thing you notice about this big Galaxie is that gorgeous Dark Gray metallic paint, a custom blend that was mixed with just the right amount of pearl to really pop off all that sexy, crisp lines of this big coupe. Look at how the light dances on it, almost changing colors depending on the angle, bringing out the details and drawing the eye. It's been applied over straight sheetmetal, all of which has been masterfully finished to top driver-quality (if not borderline show quality) standards, and on a Galaxie, that's a lot of real estate to manage. The side trim was removed and door handles were replaced with imbedded 'spoon' style handles that look practically shaved and very streamlined, and the sharp bodywork spear down the profile, the crisply rendered hood, and planed decklid all give this big Ford unique character. The work didn't stop there, either, because once the paint was on, there was the long job of color sanding and buffing to bring out the final brilliant shine that's found miles deep into the finish. Of course, a great paint job is nothing without the details being right, so the chrome bumpers shine up beautifully, and the bright front grille is imposing and draws attention to its intricate details. Lastly, it's squats down on those flashy chrome wheels that fill the fenders perfectly, ensuring this Galaxie turns heads everywhere it goes.


The spacious interior was completely overhauled and upgraded, but the builders did a great job to incorporate all-new modern components without going overboard into tacky restomod territory. Two-tone ultra-leather seats (power seats swapped-in from a late-model Mustang) and door panels retain their basic shape but are now upholstered in gorgeous gray-and-black hides, off-set with white stitches that makes these seating surfaces much more sophisticated than the original 1967 basics. Workmanship is first-rate throughout, with straight seams, nicely stuffed cushions, and a ton of hand-polished hardware throughout. Plush black carpets are an awesome addition into the cabin that seals it up from the outside world, and the color and upholstery theme is continued on the dashboard and custom center console. The factory instrument panel still houses all its original instrumentation, there's a Grant GT steering wheel at the helm, and that center console houses cup holders, a Lokar shifter for the automatic transmission, and a Kenwood AM/FM/CD/AUX head unit that manages the upgraded stereo highlighted by the Rockford-Fosgate subwoofers and amplifier in the trunk. Other options include factory A/C (although it needs a service), seatbelts fore and aft, power steering and brakes, and the workmanship on the ultra-leather headliner and custom package tray show that no small detail was overlooked in this build.


In a big car, you need V8 power, and the small block Ford in this Galaxie doesn't disappoint. With plenty of pop to pull the big body through all the elements, the Galaxie is very responsive and a joy to drive. Edelbrock supplied the 4-barrel carburetor, ProComp brings an upgraded cam and lifters, and a full MSD ignition and distributor provides immediate spark for the feisty (and original) 289 V8. A Ford Racing dress-up kit includes finned valve covers and a shiny air cleaner, add a little bling to the overall presentation of the engine bay, and a set of long-tube headers at the flanks feed into a throaty Flowmaster H-pipe dual exhaust below. Everything has been nicely detailed under the hood, and you'll have a hard time keeping gawkers away every time you lift up the bonnet. It's backed by a 3-speed Cruise-O-Matic feeding a 9-inch full of driver-friendly gears, so it cruises easily and moves like a much smaller car. The chassis is very solid, as you'd expect from a car with so few miles, and although the suspension is mostly stock, the shocks, springs, and rear sway bar are all newer. American Racing Shelby wheels with knock-off spinners are the right combination of retro and modern, wrapped in sporty blackwall radials with plenty of tread.


Finished to a VERY high driver standard, this is a classic you can buy and show with confidence; it's even nicer in person than it is in photos. Be unique, buy a tricked-out '67 Ford. Call today!

Vehicle Details

  • 1967 Ford Galaxie
  • Listing ID: CC-1597618
  • Price: $46,995
  • Location:Ft Worth, Texas
  • Year:1967
  • Make:Ford
  • Model:Galaxie
  • Exterior Color:Dark Gray Metallic
  • Interior Color:Black
  • Transmission:Automatic
  • Odometer:80057
  • Stock Number:5554-DFW
  • VIN:7A55C178467
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