1962 Ford Thunderbird Convertible on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
1962 Ford Thunderbird convertible,
This is an excellent restore candidate, currently a daily driver. Body is straight, motor is complete and running strong. Transmission shifts smoothly. Convertible top recently reworked and hydraulic cylinders replaced. Starts easily, runs quietly, does not burn oil, converted from generator to alternator. Dash is cracked, and some interior pieces ripped. Car should have a total restoration. Purchased and owned in Santa Rosa its whole life. Previously parked in garage for 15 or 20 years as original owner went to a cared living facility. Original Ca plates included, car is in SF Ca, but registered in Wa. Power steering good, brakes fair, tires fair, top fair. Doors lock, 2 sets of keys. Radio does not work. please see top functioning on You Tube search: bulletbirdtopinupyo There is no rust under this car. There is no rust but for 2 dime sized blisters beneath paint at rear lower tail as shown in pic. More pics furnished upon request. Recently driven 150 mile trip with no problems to mention. Car is currently being driven as a daily driver. Happy Bidding ! |
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