1885 Ford Thunderbird Fila V6, 60k Miles, Southern Beauty One Family. Excellent! on 2040-cars
Woodruff, South Carolina, United States
Up for sale is the beautiful low mileage 1985 Ford Thunderbird Fila Edition with the 3.8 V6. It has been in upstate South Carolina all it's life and has been kept in the same family always. This 85 TBird has only 60,616 original miles and is in wonderful condition.
The outside is burgandy and is in excellent condition. The original paint shines very well and has only minor wear from use. There will be a minor scratch here and there but this TBird shows almost as new. The tires are new with very few miles. All glass is nice. The dark grey leather/suede inside is virtually new with minimal wear. The sport seats are very comfortable. The power driver seat moves with ease and both front seats are articulated to give firm support. The dash, steering wheel, door panels and headliner are as new. This rare Fila Bird spent a good deal of time locked away in a garage which accounts for it's formidable condition. All options work as they should. The 3.8 V6 starts and runs well but could benefit from a tune up as this TBird has been scarcely driven for the last few years. The motor is clean and there are no signs of leaks as of the picture taking. It has been started regularly and driven a few miles at a time. It has been on our showroom, not for sale, for a couple of years along with a stunning 1961 Cadillac DeVille, which will go on Ebay soon. The owner would like to see these kept well by new owners. Please bid with confidence. This 1985 Fila Thunderbird can be driven to it's new destination but the condition ( Excellent) is such that I would not advise it. You may not want to risk any damage to it. But if you are bidding for a daily driver then head in and drive away if you want. It will be serviced and ready for travel either way. If you are nearby, please, by all means, come by and inspect this beautiful Thunderbird in person. The reserve is low for a vehicle of this type and condition. Thanks for looking! |
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