1968 Ford Galaxie XL (SOLD) at Coyote Classics

1968 Ford Galaxie XL for Sale at Coyote Classics
I. Numbers-Matching 390 C.I. V8
II. 4-Barrel Carburetor
III. C6 3-Speed Automatic
IV. 67,543 Original Miles
V. Complete-Looking Factory A/C
VI. Power Steering
VII. Power Brakes
VIII. Front Disc Brakes
IX. Time Capsule Original Black Vinyl Interior
X. Working Original AM Pushbutton Radio
XI. Factory Gauges
XII. Hideaway Headlights
XIII. New U.S. Mag Wheels & Goodyear Eagle Tires
XIV. Possibly-Original "Dark Green Metallic" Paint In Fantastic Condition
XV. Dual Exhausts
VIN & Door Tag decode as follows:
VIN- 8P60Z170704
8: 1968 model year
P: Twin Cities, Minnesota Ford Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
60: Galaxie XL 2-door "Fastback" hardtop
Z: 390 C.I. V8, 4-barrel carburetor
170704: Sequence number; 70,704th 1968 Ford scheduled for production at the Twin Cities Assembly
DOOR TAG-
63C: Galaxie XL 2-door "Fastback" hardtop
R: "Dark Green Metallic" exterior paint
4A: "Black Vinyl" interior trim
10B: Production date of February 10th, 1968
44: Twin Cities, Minnesota D.S.O. (District Sales Office)
G: Optional 3.25:1 rear axle ratio
U: "XPL" Ford 3-speed automatic transmission

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[@hiitsstillme]

Wheels of course are subjective, and easily changed to something more period correct in keeping with the theme of this car. Otherwise, she's a beauty for the money.

[@bighank796]

That is exactly what I said about my ex girlfriend

[@jameskapsalis8885]

Wheels need to go bye bye !!!!

[@HEAVYCHEVY409]

I like them not to over the top

[@ronjones9447]

Good old cragar SS’s never fail

[@bluesman7475]

​@@ronjones9447 my choice also.

[@baird5776mullet]

I wish you guys did video's of the undercarriage. 😢

[@pjesf]

Aw hell yeah, love it 👍🏻 Also love how the kid talks about the car like he was around when it was new👏🏻 Hey when y’all have a car with hidden headlights and/or chase turn signals can you demo those?

[@raystevens3527]

I can't afford to buy any car right now but I watch Maple Motors a lot from Hendersonville TN....They move some really nice cars but I think you just beat them for quality with that one! That is a truly Beautiful car,I've always loved the 66 but mama what a creampuff as you said

[@jonirwin7316]

It's not hard to tell if paint is original. A little experience helos.

[@uo2230]

Change the wheels. 390 was a torque monster.

[@tonyvermeer7409]

My uncle had a cool Ford that looked like this. I was so young so I can't be sure it was the same year. EVERYONE had bitchin' rides back when I was a little kid. Even my uncool parents had a 66' ish Catalina and afterwards, a 69' Riviera. Then the mid 70's ruined it all. My uncle drove a Granada (barf) and my both my parents owned Pintos.. (double barf).

[@hippydippy]

Those wheels blow & you have "no idea" what it was like in the 60's, so please quit saying that. It's an insult to us that actually did & really know what it was like.

[@jimkotouc512]

My Mom had one of these, it was a great car. I got to drive it a few times. It was her favorite car. This one is a beauty.

[@hectorraigosa7149]

As nice of an original car, this cars in. It's mire like 18 to maybe 21k. Galaxy prices have taken a nose dive.

[@peteralexander1155]

It`s already sold. My guess is for an nearby 27K price.

[@dondemar5334]

Yup yup yup yup yup yup yup!!!