1966 Ford Thunderbird Base Hardtop 2-door 6.4l on 2040-cars
Phenix City, Alabama, United States
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Bought this for a restoration project but having to sell due to husbands health. Floor pans are solid. Body is straight. Interior is in fair shape with 1 tear in drivers seat where stitching has come apart in the seam. Head liner needs replacing. Has a 460 MOTOR AND C-6 TRANSMISSION installed in car but not hooked up. All kinds of parts in the trunk. Have all 4 original hubcaps. Light blue with light blue interior. All glass and chrome. This is my husbands dream car and he started restoring it. He is now in a wheelchair and unable to do the work. No title provided as anything older than 1985 is not titled thru the state of GA or AL. Buyer will receive clear bill of sale. Buyer responsible for own transport and payment in full at time of pick up with $500 due within 48 hours of close of listing thru Paypal. Any further questions or to view the 66 Bird call: Georgia nor Alabama will issue title on any vehicle older than 1985. Be aware that no title is available. This does not mean that you can not apply and obtain a title in your state. Buyer will receive a clear bill of sale which is all that is needed in most states. |
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