1962 Ford Galaxie 500

The 62' Galaxie 500 Sunliner was Ford's top-of-the-line car available in the 60s, the name was derived from a marketing attempt to appeal to the excitement surrounding the Space Race. The car features a wide grille, sleek lines, and a long hood.

The interior is spacious and well-appointed. Cruise-O-Matic transmission, power steering, power convertible top, tinted windshield, and dual outside mirrors. The car is powered by a 352/220 HP V-8 engine that delivers strong and smooth performance. The car starts right up, idles well, and is a joy to drive!

A new full-width grille with quad headlights revised round tail lights, trim and bumpers gave the 1962 Galaxies a fresh, new look on a shorter, narrower, and lower body. The Sunliner was based on the Galaxie 500 that added backup lights, an electric clock, and bright metal trim, including the body-side moldings with color insert stripe. In place of the “Galaxie 500” script emblems on the rear quarters, the convertibles had their own “Sunliner” script. The interior was also updated, including a revised instrument panel with white numerals over an engine-turned metal background. Sunliner convertibles received all-vinyl upholstery on the split-back bench seat found in the standard Galaxie 500 models.

Everything is original on this car (interior, engine, transmission, etc), with the exception of the wheels. I do have the original wheels as well, if preferred.