1966 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Abington, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for auction is this garage kept,well maintained unmolested T-bird. Car is fully loaded and is very solid. 390 with automatic trans.New:Battery,radial tires,clutch fan,radiator shroud,heat riser,l/r exhaust donuts,tie rod ends,and rear. Brakes,shocks ,and exhaust good and a/c is cold. Interior is mint!! Car does have a small bubble on rear quarter panel(see picture). This is a get in,turn key,and drive vehicle. Has won several shows and is an eye catcher. You wont find one this clean!Picturesdo not do this car justice!Winning bidder will NOT be disappointed!!!Car is being sold locally and I reserve the right to take it off EBAY at any time. Car sold as is where is. For more info call Mike @ 215-887-5869. Please no scammers and no "I will sell your car and it will cost you $$$" phone calls !! Thank you.
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