2002 Torch Red Ford Thunderbird W/hard Top, Leather W/red Accent, on 2040-cars
Rutledge, Tennessee, United States
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Taking you back in time with the retro style of this Torch Red 2002 Ford Thunderbird Convertible! Beautiful inside & out with torch red accented leather seats & torch red accents on the steering wheel & gearshift. Power black soft top with torch red hard top. Hard top storage stand & cover included. Garage kept, never driven in the snow and has only been in the rain a handful of times. Original, non-smoking owner with all maintenance records. Includes all manuals that came with the car and a Ford salesmans brochure. 30746 miles. 3.9L, 32V DOHC Aluminum V8, 252hp Dual Exhaust w/Bright Tips 5-Speed Automatic Transmissionw/Overdrive RWD Traction Control Speed Sensitive Wipers 4-Wheel Independent SLA Suspension 18 Gallon Fuel Tank Auto Headlamps w/Variable Delay Fog Lamps All Season P235/50VR17 BSW Tires Power Black Convertible top w/Boot Removable Torch Red Hard Top w/Storage Stand &
Cover 17 7 Spoke Chrome Cast Aluminum Wheels Premium AM/FM Stereo w/In Dash 6-Disc CD Auto Temperature Control w/Dual Zone Controls NUDO Leather Driver/Passenger Power Seats w/Torch
Red Color Accents Center Console w/Storage & Leather Armrest Power Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel w/Torch Red Accent Variable Assist Power Steering Driver & Passenger Front & Side Airbags Perimeter Anti-theft Alarm All Speed Traction Control 4-Wheel Ventilated Disc Brakes w/ABS Cruise Control Power Mirrors |
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