1977 Ford Thunderbird, One Owner, 39k Miles on 2040-cars

US $2,100.00

Year:1977 Mileage:38736

Location:

Proctorville, Ohio, United States

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Advertising:

Engine:351 W
Vehicle Title:Clear

VIN: 7G87H157980 Year: 1977
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 2 WD
Model: Thunderbird
Mileage: 38,736
Trim: Hardtop

Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...

I am selling a 1977 Ford Thunderbird that was my grandfathers. It has very low miles for the year, it is loaded with I believe every option that was available for these cars (excepting the Landau). It does need some TLC, he had it sitting under a carport but it still ended up getting some rust spots especially around the trunk lid and some on the lower quarters. The top will need replaced as well. It starts and runs and drives out fine. If it sits for a few days it is a bit harder to start than if you start it every day. It also has developed a leak at the header I believe. It does need a fuel sending unit as the old gas had eaten away the old filter screen, we put a cloth to replace the screen but I would recommend buying a new sending unit with a new pickup screen. Other than that, everything works well, the windows all roll up and down and the AC compressor cycles but blows warm air (probably needs a charge). This car could be driven while you restore it, its a nice piece of Ford history and with very low miles, it should be a decent investment of your time and money. I encourage anyone that is interested to come test drive the car or look at in person if you are serious on bidding. I can provide remote buyers a video of anything you want, including a video while I drive it. Bid with confidence, look at my feedback, I won't sale this outside of the U.S. or ship it to your friends uncle's house, be real and don't try to scam me. Please just real buyers.

I am open to trades as well but they must be local trades that I can look at in person. Please be realistic with any trade offers.

Thanks for looking at the auction

Update,,, started the car today, it had been a couple of weeks since I started it, it was still hard to start but I believe the bad gas has fouled a plug, I put new fuel in it, but it still has quite a bit of the old gas in it. I dropped the price some, I think its going to need new plugs and a tune up. If I do the plugs and tune up, then I will put my price back up if I have to relist it.

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