1966 Ford Thunderbird "q Code" 428 With Fact Air,orig.paint,orig.int,arizona Car on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Here we have a 1966 ford Thunderbird....Q code 428 with factory air, these are very rare cars considering they only made 600 of these "Q" codes in 1966. This car also has the rare headrest passenger seat that is manual and the drivers seat is power. Power locks with manual windows...go figure!! Of course it has the slide away steering wheel and the sequential turn signals. The car has been upgraded with a newer A/C compressor. This car has the original paint and interior....car looks unbelievable for it's age, has a few chips that have been touched up by the previous owner, this car shows very well for an original car!! This is an Arizona rust free car, floors and trunk are as solid as could be, no patch panels or any of that crap....A TRUE survivor. I bought this car from a retiree in Sun City Arizona....car has a couple of dings and dents...VERY MINOR. Car has an oil leak...nothing major, but needs to be mentioned. All of the lights work correctly including the sequential tail lights...Odometer is the Mercury style an has quit working since I've owned it, car shows 70,000 + miles, I believe that is accurate for the shape that this car is in, but the title indicates not accurate. The old man I bought this car from told me...they are the original miles. This really is a nice car and runs and drives good....please call 602-930-2620 for more questions or to set up a time for an inspection.
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