1988 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe, Original Condition Vehicle on 2040-cars
Arapahoe, North Carolina, United States
1988 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe in original factory condition, with 34,800 original miles in excellent silver paint with no dings, dents, scratches or rust. Black, charcoal and gray cloth interior in excellent condition with premium sound and Ford graphic equalizer and cassette player (really 1980's). Vehicle has manual ride control that also adjusts automatically when Turbo kicks in. Reg. or Prem. fuel selection for preference and performance. 4 wheel antilock disc brakes for stopping power. 5spd transmission with rear wheel drive that gives excellent driving feel. Vehicle has a factory sunroof, factory wheels, undercoated and gets 27 highway MPG. A quick car that handles extremely well and has been adult driven and never abused. I purchased the car for my wife after she put her '06 elantra in a ditch but it is too much car for her and I purchased a Honda Civic for her. I also own a '76 vette so too many toys and no room in garage so something must go. Excellent dependable, daily driver or a car for shows, cruise ins and car club functions. Draws attention wherever it goes and at 26 years of age eligible for antique car insurance. Rare T'bird that runs great, drives great, looks sharp, presents nicely and is ready to go anywhere.
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