1984 Ford Thunderbird Elan Sedan 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Hauppauge, New York, United States
Up for auction is a 1984 Ford Thunderbird Elan with just under 43,000 original miles on it. The car has a very nice factory finish ,excellent chrome, and very minor if any imperfections, the car has spent its life garaged .I have a small collection of cars 23 to be exact and I have been able to do this because my brother has a large garage and property ,but due to his divorce I need to sell about 5 cars in the next 2 months because I will be losing storage ,might be listing my dads 73 suburban tomorrow. The car starts and runs very well, shifts smoothly, and drives very nicely ,I would not hesitate to drive this car anywhere. Power windows ,locks and seat all work, has auto headlamp system and auto rear view mirror , A/C was changed over to the newer refrigerant and blows cold! power sunroof works well , interior is like new and even smells almost new ,spare tire has never been out of the trunk. The engine has been gone over and belts and hoses are in good condition ,master cylinder is new, tires are old but tread is good. I have the original owners manual, warranty books and most of the original paperwork that came with the car. Car is located in Hauppauge ,Long Island, New York. I keep my cars registered to my home in New Hampshire, but the car is on Long Island. I have a transport trailer and can assist with transport /delivery to many neighboring states for the cost of gas and tolls ,and will assist with shipping arrangements to all other locations. If you would like to see the car or take it for a ride give me a call at 516-398-1964 my name is Andrew .
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