1969 Ford Thunderbird Base Sedan 4-door 7.0l on 2040-cars
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
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Restored 10 years ago. Very Sharp 12-20 footer. 429 Thunder jet engine. Almost all original (vinyl seat covers replaced). 60k miles and odometer has always worked. Rebuilt engine after I purchased the car in 2002, with less than 3000 miles on the rebuilt motor. Transmission has always shifted very smoothly. New 4 barrel Holly carb installed last year (made it run the best it ever has). Original top and headliner. Suicide 4 door model. I purchased the car in 2002 and restored it, changed the paint color from gray to black, interior was redone with a kit. Body was stripped to the metal before painting. There are a few minor cosmetic paint issues. Very good condition for the age, Frame / underside / floor pans/ trunk are all in great shape. AC works and was converted to R134a. Headlights hideaway when car is running. Several spare parts (starter etc.) go with the car. The tail light sequencer does not work, but other than that everything else does. This car has been taken on trips since being rebuilt, including an 800 mile trip a few years ago. Several spare parts go with the car (starter, set of original vinyl mats etc). Selling the car because I do not drive it much anymore, and have several other cars. Mechanically the car is very sound. There are minor cosmetic issues, but this car is a head turner. Buyer is responsible for shipping. If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to ask. |
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