1960 Ford Thunderbird, Rat Rod Style on 2040-cars
Goodyear, Arizona, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: auto
Model: Thunderbird
Mileage: 5
Trim: rat rod
1960 Ford Thunderbird. She is in great shape. Original California car. Original rebuilt motor, 352. Here are some new parts that have been added slowly over the last year. MSD distributor, MSD plug wires, new shocks, new Mallory electronic ignition, new shifter, new power steering parts, front seats re-covered, new dash pad, new radio, new paint and pin stripping, new headliner, new Dodge Lancer Hubcaps, new alternator taking the place of old generator, ect.... Car is straight as an arrow with no rust. She runs like a champ. We have been to San Diego and Las Vegas several times for the Viva Las Vegas rockabilly festival. Tires are good. The car has been garage kept and in the family since 2005. There is some lighter spotting on the flat paint. The paint was done professionally, not spray bombed. I dont know how to detail flat paint. She could use new door panels. She could be great advertising for a business. Would look great out front of a tattoo shop. Will entertain a serious offer. For sale locally. Will end the listing when a deal gets made.
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