1956 Ford Thunderbird/proyect on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
Are you into the challenge? here is one, for sale is my 56 T-Bird. I' have owned for over eight years, Original engine but previous owner did modify the original transmission into a manual transmission. I do have the correct automatic transmission that belongs to the engine and the flywheel that goes with the car. Last time that I ran the motor was about 2 years ago. I sell this car as a project car so you are buying as is, see the pictures and be the judge. I brought it to me from a very dry place where it did spend most of its life. No title, I am selling it with a bill of sale only! no trades, cash only. I can make runnable for shipping purposes only. Car is located in Coral Springs, FL. Serious bidders only, Don't ask for my reserve I will not reveal it. If you want the car just bid on it. Good Luck Bidders! (Data plate shows: 40A E B 17L058)
P.S Right fender is dented. |
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