390-Powered 1960 Ford Galaxy Sunliner

This 1960 Ford Galaxie Sunliner convertible received a five-year frame-off rotisserie restoration and comes finished in newer Monte Carlo Red paint with replacement stainless steel and chrome trim and an aftermarket black fabric top over a red, black, and white interior. Its 390ci V8 stroker engine has been bored out to 441ci and delivers its power through a new C6 three-speed automatic transmission. Originally assembled at Ford’s San Jose, California factory, this classic convertible is available now and comes with service records, restoration documentation, and a clear title in the seller's name.

This Galaxie underwent a five-year frame-off rotisserie restoration. It received a new coat of Monte Carlo Red paint in 2018, a new black three-layer Haartz Stayfast fabric convertible top, and replacement stainless steel and chrome trim, according to the seller.

The car rides on five-spoke chrome wheels wrapped in Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires.

The black vinyl bench seats have white and red inlays with raised white stitching and matching door panels. Additional furnishings include black carpeting and a body-color dashboard, which features an Alpine audio head unit installed in the glove compartment.

Instrumentation includes a gear selection indicator, a 120-mph speedometer, and a clock along with fuel level and coolant temperature gauges. The five-digit odometer indicates 9,100 miles.

This Galaxie Sunliner features a 390ci V8 stroker engine that was bored out to 441ci. Power is channeled to the road through a new C6 three-speed automatic transmission and the rear wheels. The seller notes the new engine and transmission have accrued 300 miles since the car was restored.

Images of the car's undercarriage are provided in the gallery.

Service records and restoration documentation are included with the sale of the car.