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1958 Ford Thunderbird Convertible Project-less That 100 Known To Exist Today. on 2040-cars
US $8,900.00
Year:1958
Mileage:111111
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1958 FORD THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE, ORIGINAL CONDITION, 352CI/300HP ENGINE NOT RUNNING, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, MANY NICE FACTORY OPTIONS, STORED MANY YEARS AND WILL NEED TOTAL RESTORATION, ULTRA RARE, YOU RARELY SEE A 1958 THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE AS ONLY 2134 WERE PRODUCED, THE 1958 THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE IS THE RAREST OF ALL THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLES WITH LESS THAT 100 KNOWN TO EXIST TODAY, STRAIGHT SOLID BODY BUT WILL NEED NEW FLOORPANS INSTALLED, MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE, BIDDERS WITH ZERO/NEGATIVE FEEDBACK MUST CONTACT ME BEFORE BIDDING OR I WILL CANCEL YOUR BID/BIDS, DO YOUR RESEARCH TO FIND OUT HOW RARE THIS CAR REALLY IS, EXCELLENT FATHER/SON/DAUGHTER PROJECT TO RESTORE BACK AS ORIGINAL OR BUILD A NICE PROTOURING CRUISER, MANY POSSIBILITIES WITH THIS ONE, WILL NEED TO BE TOWED WITH A FLATBED WHEN MOVED AS THE WHEELS ARE FROZE UP FROM SITTING, SOLD IN AS-IS CONDITION, THANKS FOR LOOKING!!
On Feb-26-14 at 14:47:13 PST, seller added the following information: DUE TO MANY EMAILS/BIDDERS WANTING TO KNOW ABOUT A "BUY NOW" PRICE I NOW HAVE ONE LISTED. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT PAUL AT 901-219-9569 WITH ANY QUESTIONS. MY AUCTIONS OFTEN END WITH A SIMPLE PHONE CALL. |
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