1954 Ford Sunliner Convertible V8 Second Owner All Original on 2040-cars
United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1954
Make: Ford
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Fairlane
Mileage: 60,100
Trim: red
Up for sale is my 1954 Ford sunliner convertible V8 239 automatic red and white. I bought this car off the original owner in Florida back in 1977 I am the second owner and I have all the original papers from the dealer and the window sticker for $2109 from 1954. This car was never restored it is just an original driver not a show car. The paint and top are in good condition and the interior is all original but has some rips. The body is solid with no rust and the chrome is original good for a driver. The car runs and drives great and gets a lot of looks every where we go. This is a fun car to drive but I am getting old and it is time to let it go to a new home. The car will be sold with a 1977 Florida Registration and a bill of sale only no title. The car is located in Cape Cod MA.
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