1973 FORD THUNDERBIRD**COUPE** 1973 Ford Thunderbird Coupe 2-Door Coupe
Vehicle Description This beautiful classic has been passed down in the same family since purchased in 1973. The interior is in 8/10 condition and everything works including power mirrors, power seats, power windows, radio all dash displays and lighting. The engine fires right up and drives great, perfect for shows and weekend cruses. For more information contact us today.
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Utica, Michigan, United States
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