1996 Ford Thunderbird Lx Coupe Easy Fix With 4.6 V* Auto Trans Only 60,950 Miles on 2040-cars
Dubuque, Iowa, United States
Up for auction this week is a car that
was abandoned at our towing yard and the certified letter was never
answered so it is now ours to auction. It is a 1996 Ford Thunderbird LX
with a silver exterior and a grey interior. I do not know any history of the car, only that it has a 4.6 engine that runs and sounds great and an automatic transmission that shifts smoothly.
There is damage at the front of the car. From what I can see it will need the bumper, bumper cover, right head light, right fender, hood and windshield. This car does have a prior salvage according to ebay. This looks like an easy fix and will make a great car that only has 60,940 miles. Please look at the photos
closely. I have paperwork from the Iowa DOT that enables you to obtain a
title. You may want to check if you are outside of Iowa and want to bid
that this will be fine in your state. Anyone is welcome to come see the
car in person at Burt Steve Towing, 2400 Kerper Boulevard, Dubuque Iowa
52001 or call 563-564-3378 between the hours of 8am and 5pm Monday thru
Friday.
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