1965 Ford Thunderbird Rare Special Landau Edition California Car No Reserve on 2040-cars
Castro Valley, California, United States
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1965 Ford Thunderbird "Special Landau Edition" 1 of 4500 Built.Purchased new in Mountain View,Ca June 1, 1965 and never left the East Bay Area, Same Family owned since 1980.Rust Free solid Car.Runs and drives great.Car was repainted at one time and had the optional Dealer installed side trim, a couple of the pieces are missing however.Has AM/FM Radio (not hooked up) only rear 1/4 windows are working.The switches in the console are bad, they make them reproduction now.Vacuum operated trunk release works sometimes,Sequential Turn signals in rear are working, see video.Engine had a complete valve job about 14 years ago at around 85,000 miles.tons of receipts and the original owners manual.Has power steering but no AC.Fuel Gauge works off and on, I suspect a bad ground to be the issue.Will Ship internationally. Call me with any questions 925-960-5751 VIDEO LINK HERE: Copy and Paste http://youtu.be/ZOhgxQYfeqs
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