1964 Ford Thunderbird Base Hardtop 2-door 6.4l on 2040-cars
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
CA Car New Engine
in 2007 @86,854 Ownership
change to PA @ 89,641 in Oct 2010 Runs great,
Fun Drive
Car was
purchased from CA owner in September 2010.
When I bought the car, the ad run stated the following” CA car… the
engine rebuilt, rebuilt the transmission and had new brakes installed. All electric system has been thoroughly
worked on and is in nice working condition.”
CA owner provided receipts for work to include the engine rebuilt in
2007, steering box replaced, battery replaced, head gasket, door locks and
flashers, mirror drivers side, foam added in front seats, rear leaf spring
bushing, vacuum lines, window motor and switch work, sway bar link and bushing
kit. Since I have owned the car, I had
work done on the top to include some switch replacement, solenoid replaced, all
new hose kit and the top has worked great ever since. It has been inspected for PA. I had the carburetor work done to replace
floats, and have done regular maintenance.
The car had 89641 on the odometer when I registered it and currently has
92,047. It is fun to drive, a head
turner, enjoyable vehicle with some charm.
It is not perfect. The previous
owner stated he had spent 15 to 20K on the car, I have spent around 5K. The price reserve is low in hopes to find
this bird a new home. As with any car, this bird has some wear and
some things that could be improved on they are as follows: Separation
of lather seat seem at back top about 1 inch. Water temperature gage and radio
do not work. Kick plate on interior passenger side is missing fuse cover and
cracked. Door panels show age with some cracking. Cigarette lighter missing.
Driver side mirror loose. Driver side fender at top has slight bubble in paint.
Passenger side right front fender has scrape type damage. Rear plastic window
is fogged. Other items may exist and buyer is welcome to have vehicle
inspected. Miles listed are at time of
listing and may be higher since the vehicle is driven on nice sunny days with
the top down and a smile on the face! |
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