1957 Thunderbird Project Very Complete . on 2040-cars
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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Well She needs a full restoration , I have posted photos of the rusted out areas including some ones prior body work and sheet metal patches with pop rivets . At least you know you can get it off easy . It will need floor pan work , rockers and lower quarters . The the engine bay is rusty where the battery was and on the side by the blower housing .
This TBird was White with a Red Interior . I was told that the transmission is new as well as the brakes and tires . The motor was new as well but was put away with out anti freeze and the head and block craked . I have Sorced a New 312 block that is in good shape . The head was replaced . The trunk pan is very solid and like i said i have nearly all the original parts . any questions please call 732 581 5901 Please submit a deposit of 500.00 at actions end and forward me your number so we can make arrangements to close the deal . Failing to do so in 24 hours will remove you from buying this car and i will go to the next in line . Anyone interested in this car with less then 10 feedbacks or has not used there account in over a year please contact me or your bid will be removed . This car is in my name and i have the right to sell off line . you may come see the car if you like . |
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