1969 Ford Galaxie XL | For Sale $13,900
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- čas přidán 5. 01. 2021
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My first car out of high school was a 1969 Ford Galaxie XL 2-DR. Fastback. I worked very hard to earn the money to pay cash up front for it. It was to this day the most beautiful car I have ever owned. It had the 390 with a 4 Barrel carb and dual exhaust. Maroon/white vinyl top and white interior. Because of that car I had more girl friends than I could count. LOL That car was built like a tank.
I had a 69 LTD the air cleaner had 429 Thunder Jet on it and 429 was on the side marker lamps
I had a baby blue , 429 4 Barrel,was a great car, fast would bury the way past 120MPH! I would love to buy one someday!
I had a friend in High School back in the mid-70's that had a 1969 Ford XL with a 390. He did close to the same thing done with your 69 XL...he went to a junk yard, and found a 427 out of a Ford station wagon, and put that in. His was Gold with Black vinal roof, and black interior with bucket seats center console auto shift.
Absolutely love this car. Not perfect but wow!
My parents had a yellow XL, factory 429 4V. First and only time I drove over 120 mph. A beauty, and if not for OPEC 1973 sending gasoline to the sky high price of 45-50 cents, I probably would have bought it as my first car. In my zeal for economy, I bought a 72 Pinto Runabout (hatchback). Live and learn...
Cool car. My grandfather had a ’69 XL Sportsroof, Bright Blue Metallic with white vinyl top and interior with buckets and console with "U-bar" shifter. I always loved that car, especially the wrap-around "Flight-Cockpit Instrument Panel."
FYI this car is not a Galaxie. It is an XL. It was a separate model 1968-1970. The calling cards of the XL were bucket seats and console, but in later years the bench became standard and the XL's signature bucket seats with console became an option.
svisek....I had a 1966 Galaxie 500 XL with the console and automatic shifter with bucket seats.
The badging was on the car Galaxie 500 XL.
@@gtpcruiser02 Great ride! Yep, in '66 the XL was a Galaxie. It would not be a separate model until the 1968 model year.
I owned a car identical to this....except mine was a small block, 351 W car, Red with White interior....only car I have owned that I regret selling.
You did a amazing job talking and description of the vehicle.
Those hardtop window openings are huge. Not many 2-door cars had them as big as this.
this car may not have come factory with a 429 but thats the reason I would buy it!!
Beautiful I want to buy
Olha que carrão lindo em só raridade pra colecionador 👍 valeu amigão sensacional
Can you show the headlights working?
My ex had the exact same car. He bought it for $900 in 1984 and restored it.
I think it's a decent price for this model and year...
Great body style 😈
Xl emblems missing on rear sides
Is this still available?
I had a 71 galaxy with the fastback, should nave kept it! It was a nice one. It had the 390ci and a three speed standard on the column. It’d run like a raped ape! Lol. I had it about 30 YEARS ago...haha. But, it would leave Mustangs in the dust.. That “3 on the tree” was awesome...
Thirty years down the road and you are “mis-remembering”. The 1971 Galaxie did not have a fastback body option; that ended with the 1970 model. Technically, the 1969 and 1970 models were “Sportsroofs”; the side profile looked like a fastback, the the rear window was closer to vertical.
That looks like an Earl Scheib special
Our family car was an LTD....429. Got my first speeding ticket in it @ 16. Had to go to court..almost lost my new license..lol Sorry Mama.
ok missing the front emblem. that's a lot of money, if you even find one (doesn't appear to be found unless you do have it and it's just not on the car)
Those rims gota go.
omg guy sounds just like a Salesman I wouldn't buy a popsicle from him
Interestingly, we don't employ popsicle salesmen.
$14,000 for this the door is bad there is rust on the roof the seats are bad the quarter panel needs redone if the body was that bad you will find a lot of rust under the car. Cracked windshield I wouldn't give you $5,000 for it.
That car is worth every penny of that price
@@josephwatson2711considering I just bought a completely functional and complete, one owner, 69 XL convertible just in need of paint and with very little rust for $3K, $14k for this is astronomically high. I even got the original window sticker and a maintenance log running from 1969 to 1994.
Gorgeous, them wheels have to go. Just my opinion
Stance is wrong.
THE OLD GIRL LOOKS ROUGH!!!! I'D STILL TAKE HER HOME FOR THE RIGHT PRICE!!!!!
Ya what's it do in the quarter. You guys are overpriced. I'll give you 9,k
I can't stand that stupid looking horseshoe floor shifter. other than that, it is a great car.
Is this still available?
Unfortunately this car has been sold, please see our current inventory here: www.uniquemankato.com/vehicles/current