2003 Ford Thunderbird With Hardtop, Select-a-shift Transmission Fully Loaded on 2040-cars
Fairfax, Vermont, United States
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2003 Ford Thunderbird 3.9L V8 includes Hardtop 57,900 Miles, (I list higher miles because I'm driving the car still) leather, power windows, locks, heated and powered seats, power soft top and removable hardtop. Hardtop includes cart and cover and soft top includes cover when folded. Optional select-a-shift transmission. Car runs and drives like new and every thing works. All manuals, keys and fobs plus optional hardtop install kit from Ford to protect paint, Car is complete! I will require a $300 dollar down payment through PayPal no more no less. Remainder must be paid for in cash upon picking up the car, No Delivery. If you arrive with a bank check it must be during banking hours to verify funds. If the car is not in the shape described a full refund will be issued. If the you choose to back out of the deal I will refund 1/2 of the deposit and the remaining $150 will be for my fees and trouble. Please ask any questions before biding. |
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