1962 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Chamois, Missouri, United States
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First Time Offered. 1962 Sports Roadster Convertible.ID#2Y89Z153375. Just out of the Don Kimrey collection Founder
and Past President of the Heartland Vintage Thunderbird club of America, He was also known as The (Bird Doctor),
This car is featured on the AMT (ERTL) 1/25 Scale model car box (see pictures) Only 749 of ID#2Y89Z000000 were
producted in 1962, And it is Believed that only 10% of these cars still exists. This car is in the Thunderbird
Registry (R.N.1777. This is a very rare and very nicely restored sports roadster. (Standard and optional equipment)
-Velsey Hays wire wheels-Fender Emblems-Tonneav Cover-Grab Bar--Swing Away Steering Wheel-Power Brakes-Power
Steering-Windshield Washer-AM Radio- Left and Right Side Mirrors-Side Trim Moldings-Tinted Glass-Left and Right
Power Seats-Air Conditioning -Power Windows.
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