I highly recommend the following:thats kinda got me to what kind of other part will fit the 67 galaxie, i am very new to ford..
Love those black wheels and dog dishes. Been wanting to do those with my '68 Custom.Here are some pics of my '67 Custom two-door; picked this car up in January, 35,000 original, verified miles. 289, automatic - I'm planning on dropping in a 390 and converting to 4-speed next year.
Thanks; I've told people that sometimes I think I bought the car just to have something to put those dog dish caps on. IMO, the Custom - with the door post setup and the boxy lines - looks awesome with the steel wheels/dog dish look. I have absolutely zero interest in putting any kind of modern looking wheel on the car.Love those black wheels and dog dishes. Been wanting to do those with my '68 Custom.
Two door post...pic:Is your '68 Custom a two-door as well? I think '67 and '68 Customs are among the best looking of these cars.
Awesome! I'd love to own my a '68 Custom just like this - in fact, I know of one for sale - but if I brought home another old car, my woman would leave meTwo door post...pic:
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Going to repaint in the spring...thinkin Grabber Blue but not sure yet.
i don't see many 67 galaxies hear not sure why and parts seem hard to find also, lets see your 67 galaxie andany useful info would be awesome thanks guys.
Yeah Slamin81, parts were very scarce during the restoration of my car. I found out the hard way that the 67s were one year bodies only; meaning a 67 part was only made during 1967. Some parts might fit from other vehicles but I found most of mine through ebay and just scouring the internet...All in all, that turned out to be part of the fun. Every nut and bolt was like a little battle won!