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1961 Ford Thunderbird Convertible Rat Hot Rod Custom on 2040-cars
Year:1961
Mileage:100000
Location:
Hanover, Pennsylvania, United States
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I got this car from a friend and it has never been running or driving he had the engine turning over but that was it. The previous owner tried to get it running but I see water in the oil so I would pull it and replace or rebuild. I'm not sure of the actual mileage so I put 100000 but I could check the odometer if someone needs to know. I brought it home and stuck it in the garage thinking maybe one day I would build it but I have too many projects and this one is low on the list. The top does go up and down manually and has a new white convertible top to go with it. The quarter has been customized by putting a front wheel opening on the back but only on one side. There is another wheel opening to complete the other. There is rust in the floors and trunk and on the deck lid. The floor rust looks as though it will need some floor pans and the deck lid was the worst with rust all around the inner panel. It does roll and steer easy and if you are looking for a convertible to customize this would be a great one.
Thanks for looking Email questions or call the shop 717-630-0776 I would like a $500 deposit with Paypal and the rest cash or money order when picked up. No shipping but will assist with loading and must be picked up within two weeks of end of auction. |
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