2003 Ford Thunderbird V8........super Low Miles! 1owner!! Garage Kept! on 2040-cars
Millsboro, Delaware, United States
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2003 Ford Thunderbird Convertible 1 Owner Only 54,xxx Miles V8 Engine Here for your driving pleasure is a true classic American convertible. This beautiful T-Bird belongs to a family friend. She is an elderly woman and this car belonged to her husband whom recently passed. She loves this car however does not need 2 vehicles and is on a small budget. So her loss can be your gain! Buy it now before convertible prices go up and get a steal of a deal! This fun car is equipped with all the goodies! Power everything including the top! Luxury Leather interior. Beautiful white on black color combo! Equipped with the V8 engine for you heavy footers out there, yet gets outstanding gas mileage. Also has heated seats for you folks that are daring enough to drive in winter with the top down! The car is absolutley mint condition as it is rarely driven only on nice sunny days and stored in a garage any other time! Rest assured the vehicle is tip top condition and it is always service regularly and no penny spared , We all know elderly people take no chances when it comes to taking car of their possessions! This car is going to be a great deal but it's not free! So bid hard as this is the ONLY time it will be listed on Ebay, as the alternative will be to get rid of her other car! IT WILL BE SOLD! Please call with questions 609-304-4473 $500 deposit required via paypal within 24hrs of auction close |
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Thanks to the smoke wand in the wind tunnel, you can actually see the difference in our video.
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