1955 Ford Thunderbird Base Convertible 2-door 4.8l on 2040-cars
Warsaw, Indiana, United States
1955 Ford Thunderbird 31,500 ORIGINAL mileage The car has no rust and has no evidence of it ever having rust. The car was repainted to a color called snowshoe white, in the early 80's. The paint is 30+ years old and could use fresh paint, but overall still looks good. Interior is very nice - black and white. 6 volt - 4 ply bias wide white wall tires A lot of options include: AM Radio, power brakes, power steering, power seats, power windows, windshield washers, and backup lights. The motor is original 292 with teapot Holley carb. Hard top - only car has swing up bracket so convertible top could be added - not included. Not many original 1955 Thunderbirds around with 31,500 actual mileage - body is solid - car has not been messed with a lot; just sat in a couple peoples collection. I will not give this car away! SERIOUS inquiries only - no low-balls, solicitors - no trades - CASH MONEY. Car is sold as is, so please ask questions. Buyer is responsible for making own arrangements to pick up car. |
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