2004 Ford Thunderbird Convertible on 2040-cars
Colerain, Ohio, United States
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2004 Ford Thunderbird 3.9L V8 Automatic. The car is silver with a black interior, black removable hardtop, and a power black convertible top. Options include power windows, power door locks, power seats, heated seats, CD, power adjust steering wheel and power convertible top. The car runs and drives great. It has newer Michelin tires with about 2000 miles on them. The car recently had $1800 in repairs including new Ford replacement catalytic converters and coil packs. The car looks great, but with any 10 year old car that has been driven, it has imperfections. The drivers seat shows slight wear on the outer edge, the paint is splintered below the front fog lamps, there is a ding near the gas door, a few light scratches, and signs of minor rust just starting on two small areas of the rear inner wheel lips. I have included pictures of these areas. These imperfections are minor but as with all of my auctions, I give a true representation of the car. I am selling the car for my father-in-law. He can be contacted for questions at 740-296-6545, his name is Mark. The car is sold as is where is and the buyer is responsible for shipping. The car is available for inspection before the auction ends if you desire, so bid to buy, not to be the first to look at. Good Luck.
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