1992 Ford Thunderbird Lx Coupe 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Baldwin, New York, United States
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This is a 1992 Ford T Bird Sport Edition with only 51,000 miles. This car is extremely rare and is in new condition. This Thunderbird is a one owner car in untouched condition. The paint is Opel Grey and is original with no paint work anywhere on the car. The paint looks brand new with not one scratch or blemishes. There is a dime size ding on the front driver side of the hood which could probably be removed with PDR. All surrounding moldings and trim unique to the sport edition are perfect with no signs of wear or defect. The interior is in mint like new condition with the factory new smell. There is a small crack on the dash near the radio. That is the only defect in the interior. Carpets, seats, door panels, console, etc. show no wear and look new. The undercarriage of the car looks like brand new with no signs of even being wet. Exhaust looks like new and much of the bottom side of the car looks new with no leaks and not one speck of any rust or corrosion. The wheels look brand new and have no scrapes or scuffs on any of them. Tires are close to new and are matching 215 70 R15 Pirelli's. The engine compartment is untouched and looks like it should with this mileage. The 5.0 High Output motor runs perfect. The car drives like new including transmission and rear. The car drives straight no pull or and kind of shake associated with the steering. Everything works on the vehicle including the sunroof, air conditioning, radio, antenna, gauges, etc. It appears that nothing was ever stored in the trunk which has the original spare never mounted on the car. The car is completely original except for the battery and tires. This car looks close to new as you can get and would be worthy of display at car shows! The vehicle comes with all original books, warranty cards, dealer information, and the window sticker! This is a rare find and I do not think there are many of these cars left out there. Good luck bidding! The car is available for viewing.
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