1986 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe on 2040-cars
Richmond, Indiana, United States
Up for sale is my 1986 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe. Its a very nice car been well maintained by all owners. Completely rust free with perfect body mouldings it was a Texas car for most its life I think. It has a Texas inspection tag on the window still. Car is mostly original. It does have a nice header which are really pricey for these 2.3 turbo engines. Full exhaust will pass emissions but does have a magnaflow muffler. Sounds really good not real loud. Upgrades from the 87-88 Turbo Coupes bigger V.A.M., computer, intercooler, and hood. Its also has a set of Saleen SC wheels. Other than that its all stock. I don't have the 10 hole wheels it came with Mustang GT Turbines when I bought it. It perfoms wonderfully. I took it on a 600 mi. round trip everything worked great and I got around 25 mpg average. It rides very soft for a fox car. Much nicer than Mustangs. I honestly think these cars are under-rated right now and will one day be worth much more. Most I see have been driven hard and treated poorly its pretty rare to find a nice Turbo Coupe like this now. Even the four eyed Mustangs are getting hard to find clean and original. If you have any questions about the car give me a call at 765-977-0091. If I can't answer leave me a message. Or send me a message on ebay. Thanks for looking!
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