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I will describe the T-bird as best i can and please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. The odometer and the title both show 28,xxx miles and title states actual. Actual or not I am not sure. There is only one torn area on the drivers seat and could be from getting in and getting out. Other areas of wear suggest that miles are incorrect. either may, there is no proof. The headliner has 2 holes and appears to have been made by rodents. The rest of the interior appears original and in good condition with the exception of a 3" crack in the dash pad.

Mechanically the car runs and drives and stops. The air does not blow cold but is all there. The exhaust system must have a bad hanger as the tail pipe is bouncing on the frame and the drivers side tail pipe needs to be replaced. The rear main seal leaks badly and will need to be replaced.

The exterior of the car. Car has been painted and had rust repair previously. The rear quarters will require metal work to be put back correct. The good news is that as far as i can tell, the only rust issues are in the quarters. The floors, trunk, doors are all solid. There are a couple bumps under the vinyl roof but can't tell for sure what's going on there. The vinyl roof itself does show signs of weather damage from the sun. A couple small pieces of stainless trim are missing and a couple others are damaged. All could stand to be polished. The back bumper needs to be re-chromed and the rear valance has been damaged. The overall condition of the paint is fair. But truly the car needs to be restored to be the glamour bird it once was.

The car does have the gorgeous bucket seat console interior but was not delivered with power windows, seats, door locks or cruise control. The positive of that is less to go wrong.

The windshield has one small star from a stone but all the rest is good.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions regarding the car at 501-262-8565.

May be able to help with shipping.

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