1956 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Monroeville, Alabama, United States
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I purchased this car in 2007, two years after it received a professional body off complete restoration and upgrade and it has been driven less than 10,000 miles since. Smooth running original 292 engine doesn't leak nor does it run hot while the air conditioning blows COLD air. On a scale of zero to ten with ten being perfect I would judge the paint and upholstery a 9 and the seldom used convertible top even better.A copy of the original window sticker is included which indicates the options of Engine dress up kit, power seat, Town&Country radio(not working) and hardtop. The upgrades include hardtop portholes, convertible top, air conditioning, overdrive, alternator, electronic ignition(extra module included), power front disc brakes with dual master cylinder, radial tires and a space saver spare, backup lights. This is a southern car which was sold new in Alabama and which I purchased in Georgia. Many additional email pictures available upon request. On site inspection welcomed with my drive on service rack available for detail evaluation.
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