1975 Ford Ltd on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
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1975 FORD LTD, 45k certified original miles, fully inspected
by an Automobile Expert. The Report is available. -351 Windsor V8 -3 speed Automatic -Power Steering turns with one finger! -Power Breaks -Original AM Radio -Strong AC and Heat in perfect working condition, no service
needed -4 New Michelin Tires -Smooth suspension -Perfect motor and overall drive train condition -Tank Replaced in 2013 -Full Tune Up including spark plugs, wires, oil transmission
fluid replaced, radiator flushed -All records available -Rarely driven -Collector Car insurance $200 per year. This beautiful American Luxury Sedan screams of 70’s comfort
and style. You can ride with confidence and upmost sense of security in this
very large solid steal land yacht. The interior is immaculate and it must be
appreciated for its durable quality. The engine is so quite that you can barely
hear it roar as you floor the gas pedal. But do not5 be fooled, the back tires
will spin and you will leave everyone in the dust! It was actually owned by an elder Gentleman who took
exceptional care of it and hardly drove at all. Price is negotiable within reason. Feel free to conduct a
pre-purchase inspection. This vehicle is located in North Dallas. Contact me with any
question or to set up an appointment. Stephan 305-336-1414 |
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