1963 Ford Thunderbird Ridetech on 2040-cars
Floresville, Texas, United States
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1963 Ford Thunderbird 2 door hardtop. 3rd owner. 390 V8. AC car. Power windows and driver seat. Body has dents and dings but is solid. Interior is very well preserved. Has Ridetech aiiride suspension. Shockwaves up front and air over leaf in the back. Has about 40k miles on rebuild. Disc brake conversion up front. Has Flowmaster 50 series exhaust with H pipe for that deep old school sound. New steel wheels from Speedway on new Firestone 5.60-15 bias ply whitewalls. Has been garaged most of its life. AC needs servicing, compressor spins free though, not locked up. Could use upper ball joints soon. All trim and emblems are intact. All original glass. Comes with original fender skirts. Has aftermarket "original look" digital radio. Original radio comes with car. Needs new air tank for airride, lines are connected directly to compressor in order to drive car. Center console/glovebox insert was removed to relocate air control switches and air guage. Switches and guage were previosly mounted on ash tray cover. New original ash tray was installed. Switches and guage sit loose under console/glovebox lid. Has carpet covering package tray to hide speaker holes. Car comes with additional package tray with no holes. Also comes with additional driver side fender. Has lap seat belts in front. No spare or jack in trunk. Power steering and AC belts are not connected. Has been a reliable and fun car. Gets alot of attention. Have original bill of sale from California.
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