Galaxie's done right?

Dig that interior! love that car I beleive it was on ebay for a while if I remeber correctly the add said it was a Fat Lucky interior but I cant be a 100% I am saving up some green for the interior in mine!
James

 

The interior is definitely by Fat Lucky. Last I knew, it was owned by a guy named Mark Herron, from Austin.

 

Man i was hoping to see mine on here. Guess I have to post it myself
earlier this year at the Roundup
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thanks for posting it...Dmackustom

 

Hey MALCOM Yea I thought it was a FAt Lucky interior man I wish I could have him do the guts in my galaxie interior and trunk all matching would be the buisness! but interior and stereo are last! And I am thinking of a full repaint....by the way how is your buddies galaxie doin the white one? and when can we expect you back with us in galaxie land?

 

we saw you (or at least this wagon) in either Missouri or Arkansas cruising down the highway while we were on vacation this year...

I say MO, the wife says AR. she has a better memory, so I don't know.

and to stay on topic with my ot car, which isn't EXACTLY on topic:

 

mine

 

here's mine, low and slow

 

^^

 

oh-oh can i play too?

 

Thats my old car. Here is a more recent picture.

 

Cool to see this old thread pop up again. I could have sworn i put mine on before.

 

Awesome. Freakin' sweet.

 

Galaxy porn....totally hot.

 

Ok, I looked through this thread then went out and kicked mine.

 

Damn there's some solid Galaxies on here. I love my 66, but this thread makes me wish she was a few years older. That pre 65 body style is classic.

 

Hey, Brother!!!

 

Here is mine street racing back in the 70's. Never should have sold it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7HV8AGypDw

 

^ thats some real deal shit right there !

 

John, I could make out that it was a '66 Custom Sedan....what engine/trans did it have??

 

Still got a ways to go before its done

 

I think the vintage Stock Car Galaxies from the 60's are the Best. Those full size 60's cars are just cool...and still practical to drive today.

 

My new project. May try to take it to the hamb drags this year if it goes well.

 

One of my old Starliners

 

427 med riser & 4 speed. 4:88 9" locker. It was a blast to drive. I'd love to find it again if it exists.

 

Do you know the VIN? Was it an original 427 car?

 

I dig the green lenses! Truck stop item?

 

Galaxie fastbacks doing what they were built for!
--running and winning at the oval track, '63 Daytona 500 in this pic

 

my old one

 

I do now Yes, I had forgotten- I had one. I still have my 1/24 Cox Chaparral 2E slot car, with the working wing