1957 Ford Thunderbird Restored Show & Go Porthole Top 312 V8 Auto Ez 2 Drive on 2040-cars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
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You are bidding on one Fine 1957 Ford Thunderbird, 312 V8 Engine, Automatic Trans, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Seat, Power Windows. The original Radio is trunk as well as the a carb. A few extra parts all go with the car. This car has been totally restored from a rust free western car, since its restoration it has been keep in central air and heated building. Engine, trans, steering, etc was rebuilt or replace when restored. No expense was spared. Car has the wide white wall tires with real wire wheels, not hubcaps. Drive up to any Country Club or local car show and you will be proud to say she is yours. All Chrome in excellent shape, interior excellent, paint excellent with just a few chips that can be touch up from driving. When say few, I mean one by the hood and head light. Please come and inspect it yourself, no disappointments here. Call 225-445-5994 for any questions, car is located in Prairieville, Louisiana, you can fly into Baton Rouge or New Orleans and be less than an hour away. Car is removeable porthole top so you can go topless and enjoy the weather. |
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