1982 Ford Thunderbird Town Landau on 2040-cars
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, United States
up for sale is an 1982 thunderbird town landau sdn, has power steering, brakes,air,power windows,and door locks, driverside power seat, cruise,delayed wipers,and power trunk. im the 3rd owner,it has 128,xxx original miles,its got recent inspection,i drive it daily it does need some, it has some rust see pictures, it needs carpet work you can see it in the pics as well. it has minor oil leak can be fixed relatively easy, carburetor needs adjusting alittle maybe needs a electric part not sure,but remember its 32yrs old its in ok shape for the yr.goldbook value says it books for 1700.00 to 2000.00,its a collectors item,the more things you fix the more it will be worth, goldbook says fully restored its worth over 9000.00 .this car does need some tlc. but again I do drive it everyday, but my health is failing, and I don't have the time or money to make it the way I wanted.you can buy it, and drive it home. check out my feedback 100% positive so feal free to ask questions and make me an offer the most I can say is no,whoever does buy it I need a deposit of 500.00 within 3days of purchase, and the remaining due at time of pickup thanks for looking.
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