1955 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Chatsworth, California, United States
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I am selling this 1955 Thunderbird for my husband. Have owned this car for over 40 years. Texas title. The restoration (dismantling) started 5 years ago. You can see where it is now. Chasis is powder coated, body is straight, no rust and no bondo. Complete primer and ready to paint. (Original Black) Original motor (292) restored and rebuilt by Russell Arao Engineering in Chatsworth, California. Original transmission rebuilt, ready to install. We have approx. 95% of parts. Ready to rebuild, restore or resto-mod. Have soft top and after market hard top. (with port holes) Call Howard for further information, or to view (in Southern California--LA area) 818-554-4650. Can make more pictures.
Payment $500 deposit via paypal required within 48 hours after end of auction. The rest cash or paypal at pick-up. Buyer is responsible for PICK-UP ONLY. There will be no shipping of anything, anywhere. Remember this is a used car and there are many, many parts. There is no warranty. Contact us to view or with questions BEFORE bidding. Happy Bidding! |
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