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312 Cubic Inch - Ford-o-matic - Port Hole Hard Top - Continental Kit on 2040-cars

US $44,995.00
Year:1956 Mileage:75000 Color: with a black and white upholstery and
Location:

Kutztown, Pennsylvania, United States

Kutztown, Pennsylvania, United States
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1956 was the second year of Thunderbird production and represented the introduction of two iconic Thunderbird styling features: the port window hard top and the rear spare tire carrier or continental kit. Both were the result of the need for more storage space in the trunk and better rear vision when driving. They are now historic classic styling touches found only in combination on the '56.

This classic '56 T-Bird is finished in the original Colonial White exterior with a black and white upholstery and will be proudly driven and displayed by its new owner . It is mostly original with just over 75,000 original miles. It has the original 312 cubic inch engine with a 4-barrel carburetor, white soft top and hard top and Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission. 

This car comes with documented ownership history back to the 70's and service history as well. It was previously owned by noted collector Preston Heckler who overhauled the engine. Under its present ownership it received regular maintenance, a radiator re-core and instrument service.


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If you are interested in making an offer just call me and we can discuss it. If we can agree on a price I will adjust the Buy-It-Now to our agreed on price. I’m free at any time to answer your calls and questions. Call Paul at 610-683-0480.

A 30 day Pennsylvania In Transit tag is available for out of state buyers to insure you can legally drive your vehicle home with no hassle. You must supply proof of insurance and an ID however.

Pennsylvania residents must pay applicable sales taxes, license, documentation and title fees.

We are a licensed Pennsylvania dealer who have been in business since 1991. We take all of our eBay transactions very seriously, and more importantly we take our customers satisfaction very seriously.

Please have all funds available prior to bidding, and most important ask any and all questions before you bid. You can call me at any time and I will be happy to discuss any questions or concerns you might have. We are dedicated to making any transaction with us a smooth and pleasurable one.

When you are ready to pickup your vehicle we will make our schedules very flexible for you because we know its hard to juggle work and travel. We can arrange for extra cost shipping right to your front door. But please remember shipping costs and liability are the buyer's responsibility.

Please inspect the vehicle personally before bidding, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in the description of this car. This is a used car and will have some wear that may not be visible in the pictures. So please call with any questions prior to bidding.

Please contact me by phone within 24 hours after the end of the auction at 610-683-0480. A $1,000 deposit is required within 2 days of the auction's end. Immediate payment is required via PayPal or by other previously agreed payment method if "Buy It Now" is used. If you do not use PayPal and want to Buy It Now, please call and we can talk about payment options. All vehicles offered for sale are offered locally, so we have the right to end the auction at any time without notice.

We may be able to help arrange financing. Call me for more details.

Deposits will only be returned if a true attempt to purchase the vehicle takes place and we, at our sole discretion, approve the refund. This
does not include being unable to arrange financing or you changed your mind. All financing needs to be arranged before bidding. This is a binding contract to purchase a vehicle and not to come and negotiate a better price. Some titles may take up to three weeks to receive. Please do not assume that there is more included with the vehicle other than what is pictured. 

This vehicle is being offered by Maxatawny Auto Sales, Inc. 15320 Kutztown Road, Kutztown, PA 19530. It is consigned to us by the owner. Our PA Dealer's License is 86-15604.

My name is Paul and I can be contacted at 610-683-0480.


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