1964 T-bird Convertable With Roadster Option on 2040-cars
Cuddebackville, New York, United States
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Car runs good & shifts fine, new top and pads, all new weather strip
throughout, all new brakes, mufflers, new eldabrock intake, rebuilt stock carb, top works
perfect, good tires, probably driven 300 miles a week, this is between a #3
& #2 car. Not perfect, but very nice shape. Everything works except clock
& gages work, but are not accurate. Has slight tear in passanger side door
panel. Otherwise, interior is in very nice shape. The bottom looks as good as
the top. Do me a favor if your not serious let's not waste our time and bid.
Buyer is responciple for shipping. I will assist with shipping as long as it is
within 1 hour away. It has a dress up kit for the engine, the original valve
covers & air cleaner. Car is correct as far as I know. It was white when
new, but repainted red inside & out. restoration is probably 10 years old.
Bumpers have a little tarnish. AC has new compressor, but never charged. I could
charge it for extra fee. Great car-fun to drive. I don't hink you will find a nicer one for the money. I'v owned for 10 years. Again, please do not bid if you are not a serious buyer. You must pay through PayPal or make arrangements with me personally. I require a $1,000. non-refundable deposit upon winning bid within 24 hours. The car no other issues that I am aware of except what I listed. Vechicle will not be releaseduntil payment in full has cleared. Call Tom at 845-239-1004 EST |
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