Ford Other Ltd Convertible on 2040-cars
Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, United States
Great spring, summer and fall cruiser here for sale at a very reasonable price for such a low mile classic. The car has only 51142 original miles and was a 2 owner vehicle when I purchased this. The car has always been a Pa vehicle, bought new here in Pa and stayed here and garaged most of its life. I will start off saying that this car is really solid, floors, body and so on. The car has had one repaint back in the early 90's, it looks very nice from 5 to 10 feet away but does show minor flaws here and there. I try to point these flaws out in pictures. I would just drive the way it is and enjoy the vehicle. The interior is all original and in great condition for 45 years old. The carpets are very nice, the rubber mat has been in the car since the 1980's from what I was told. All gauges work, the clock works sometimes, am fm radio works great. The white top is in very nice shape, has one small hole which I have taken a picture of. The top goes up and down with no issues, the windows also go up and down as they should. Car has new spark plugs, wires, oil changed, new radiator and is ready to go on long rides. I have some of the original paper work from the original owners as pictures. Tires are in great shape, disc brakes on the front, just a great car at a great price. The red on the bottom rocker panels is a pinstripe, again put on back in the early 90's when the car was painted. I was going to remove and have the rocker moldings redone to the original look, but never got around to it.
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