1957 Ford T Bird W/ Soft & Hard Top / Best Cash Offer !! / Worldwide Shipping on 2040-cars
Reno, Nevada, United States
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1957 T Bird Convertible w/ Hard Top
Nice looking car, nice body (front right fender looks light there was some work done. paint looks decent not original, only a few minor scuffs. No major rust seen anywhere top or under chassis (some minor surface rust under lower body & door edges), Chrome bumpers are straight, but have minor rust starting on top edge. Hard top shows cracks in paint, Soft top looks good except for a silicone patch on drivers side, (plastic window clear). Interior looks like original seats, decent carpet. Tachometer missing in dash. Dash looks very good, all of the inside chrome is showing minor rusting, can possibly be buffed or cleaned with steel wool. Engine was completely rebuilt at a Certified mechanic shop on 11-09-2007 with 14,182 miles on odometer, ($11,750. I have the original receipt). Complete tune up was done at that time including new Water pump, overhauling Brake Booster, removing Radiator for repairs, eliminating the points & condensor with Electronic Ignition, & replacing Steering box with rebuilt unit. Fuel Tank was removed & sent out for cleaning, Wheel bearing & brakes were service on 8-21-2007 ($2,496. I have receipt). Engine runs good, but I do hear a small exhaust leak from manifold area (possible exhaust doughnut flange). Engine runs smooth, Holly carburetor has small fuel leak at back bowl (I'm sending out for repair). New original style battery being installed. 2 speed Auto Trans shifts good, was rebuilt in 1988 with 18,143 stated miles. Has good Bias Ply tires, mechanic shop recommended replacing with Radial tires, Brakes & Steering feel good. I have a clear title and Owners manual handbook, same previous owner since 1986, current registration expires June 2014. This car has not been restored. Service records are available for described work done. I can accept a offer and cancel sale if we agree on price and deposit is made via PayPal. (530) 307-9275 BradI have personally driven this car & feel it is in Safe driving condition, but I do recommend installing new Radial style tires before driving long distance. NADA GUIDES CLASSIC BOOK: Low $41,000 / Average $58,900 / Hi book 92,500
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