1986 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Sedan 2-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Richmond, Indiana, United States
I am selling my 86 Turbo Coupe. Its an excellent car. Doesn't need anything at all except for small front spacers the wheels rub slightly in reverse only. It doesn't leak, stall, sputter, or anything. I have taken it to Piegon Forge, TN twice now and its done excellent. I got 32mpg at about 65mph most of the time. No rust, body work, or paint done to it. It does have a hood off and 87-88 TC which I dont think has original paint. The wheels are saleen sc replicac wheels fit on it stock no mods I did take the quad shock off though. Few engine parts mostly 87-88 TC stuff but it does have a nice header too. The interior is very nice no rips, tears, cracks, holes, or missing pieces. It really is a car you can drive home and enjoy. Its worth a trip if you really want another TC or just want something different. If you want more information or anything text/call me at 765-977-0091 please leave a message if I cant answer. Thanks for looking.
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