1964 Ford Thunderbird - 49,390 Miles on 2040-cars
Inverness, Florida, United States
1964 Ford Thunderbird -Coupe - landau top.
White with red interior. 49,390 miles (believe are original since this came from a collector who had 29 Tbirds)). 390 engine with Holley 4 barrel carb. Automatic. New tires and new old stock Keystone wire wheels, new brakes, shocks, battery. Car is in good condition. Also comes with skirts, original rims & hubcaps & air filter cover, owner manual & service manual. Must be picked up in Inverness, FL - 60 miles due west of Orlando - 55 miles north of Tampa. Call 352-726-3093 if you have questions or want to come & check it out in advance. |
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