1964 Ford Thunderbird !!!barn Find!! on 2040-cars
Cordova, Tennessee, United States
On Apr-10-14 at 15:35:08 PDT, seller added the following information:
this 1964 Ford Thunderbird convertible has been in storage and when we pulled her out, cleaned her up, she ran great and drives nice...tires are good and the brakes work fine...it is reported to have had the engine rebuilt before putting it into storage, and the way she runs and drives, I believe it. The floor boards are solid and so is the trunk..the convertible top mechanism is complete except for the hydraulic pump..We put a new radiator hose and a battery in her and she'll start any time you ask her...although she is a little cold blooded and the carb could use a little freshening up, but if your restoring her, that was going to happen anyway.....You will be hard pressed to find a nicer un-restored Thunderbird than this one.... as far as the trim tag on the driver's door goes , I can't add anymore photos, so here is how it reads...... BODY 76A COLOR M TRIM 83 DATE 19L DSO 24 AXLE 1 TRANS 4 VEHICLE WARRANTY NUMBER 4Y85Z123516 A picture of this tag can be emailed to yo if you want to see it |
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