1984 Ford Thunderbird Street Rod on 2040-cars
Owens Cross Roads, Alabama, United States
I am putting up for sale my 1984 Thunderbird Street Rod. Definitely NOT your father's T-bird. This is a beautiful example of a Fox Body Car and it is now available to a new owner to enjoy it as much as I have. The interior is all leather from a Lincoln Mark VII including the door panels and looks great. 408 Stroker motor putting out 525 hp and 576 ft lbs of torque. Electronic ignition with 6000 and 6500 rpm chip sets. Interior console switches to add additional 1000 rpm and overdrive lockout. A04 automatic racing transmission with overdrive. Full wrap-around ground effects package. Custom headers and dual exhaust. Loud and proud! 8" rear end with .383 gearing. $25,000 invested in the drive train alone. Tinted windows. Suspension lowered. Custom welded tubular steel sub frame, four wheel disk brakes. 245s on the front and brand new Mickey Thompson 275s on the rear. Currently tuned for premium pump gas. This is an exceptionally fast and powerful car. Street or strip. $9000 OBO. Trades for Motorcycle or pre-1960 Pickup Truck, +/- cash, considered.
Located in Huntsville, AL. See it (and hear it!) for yourself by appointment. For more information call or text Tom: 860-318-5795 |
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