Legendary NASCAR Roots 1964 Ford Galaxie V8 4-Speed - Frankman Motor Company - Walk Around & Driving

[@diddlebug7241]

I have a ‘62 Galaxie I inherited from Dad. He bought it from the side of the road and it came from an estate sale. A little over 22,000 miles and it’s not going anywhere except my garage. It’s lubed by Amsoil 10W30 ZRod oil which the ZRod series is for antique and classic cars. It sure does make a difference.

[@danrobbins5934]

Great car I have had 4 of them 2 customs and 2 galaxies 1 custom was a Q code 427 high riser.

[@adamkushner5240]

My dream car ❤it 😊

[@matrox]

Nice 289 2bbl.

[@bobbyheffley4955]

1964 Custom

[@abefroman4953]

Clean. But a Custom and NOT a"Galaxy". Originally a 6 cylinder/3 speed car with radio delete, per the VIN.

[@barrycuda3769]

The ' 63 is my favorite, but that is a beautiful car ,I presume it's a 352 ci ? , Is it in original condition, or restored?

[@frankmanmotorcompany453]

It's a 289! It was originally a slant 6 car, it now has a V8 and 4 speed, which it may have been a 4 speed car originally. Fresh coat of paint too! Would call it 'mildly restored'!

[@barrycuda3769]

@@frankmanmotorcompany453 Whilst a Slant 6 could only be a good thing, you meant straight 6 ,I think. 🙂

[@bikdav]

Is that shifter and tranny stock original? It seems to me those cars came through a few different ways. Ford finally moved that ignition over to the right hand side.

[@daveforeman6931]

Bitchin' ride !

[@JamesRMcAllister]

Thats a custom ,not a galaxy 😊