1987 Ford Thunderbird Base Sedan 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
El Dorado, Kansas, United States
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I purchased this 1987 Ford Thunderbird in about 1990. I used it for several years and gave it to my elderly mother. She maintained the car in near perfect condition until her death several weeks ago. She scraped the garage door with the passenger side door and someone backed into her, causing a small dent in the driver side rear fender. Both are pictured in the attached photo's. The car has been garaged since 1990 and probably since new. The car is currently stored at my Sister's home in El Dorado, Ks just a few miles NE of Wichita, just off the Kansas Turnpike. The Air conditioner compressor is not working. However, replacements are available on the Internet. The interior is in perfect condition as is the paint. The tires are a few years old but look new. It was being driven locally until a couple of months ago and I can assure you it runs like it did when new. My brother-in-law tells me the battery is down but he will assist the purchaser if required. The title is still in my mother's name but my sister has power of attorney to transfer the clear title. Contact me with further questions. If you like classic Thunderbirds, you will be amazed at the condition of this car.
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