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Beautiful 1957 Ford Thunderbird, 81,450/m, California Black Plate !!!!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1957 Mileage:81485
Location:

United States

United States

For Sale is my 1957 Ford Thunderbird, Original Black Plate CA Car w/ 81,460 Miles.
Color is one year only Thunderbird Bronze, 
100% rust free California car, Over $70,000 Invested 
******** Runs and Drives Like a Dream ********
Equipped with a completely rebuilt 312 C.I.D, Engine w/ Holley 4 bbl Carb. Everything new except 
for the Crankshaft. Heads were redone to accept unleaded pump gas. New Elec., Ignition system, Charging system, Completely new cooling system including Electric fans.
New wiring from dash to headlamps, New fuel system from fuel cap to the Carb, New Braking system 
except for the drums they were recut. New front and rear suspension , including front and rear 
Anti-Sway Bars to improve ride. Chassis and underside of car is all original. Undercoating was removed 
and redone with POR 15.
Has two tops soft and hard, including wet and dry interior covers.
Most work done by well known Thunderbird and Crown Vic Shop. I have most of the original parts 
including a period correct Bendix/Westinghouse A/C unit.
I bought the car in March of 2002, With 76,000 miles From the estate of the Second owner in CA,
He bought the car from the first owner in the early 60's Garage kept since 2002.
Have many,many receipts and photo's of the work, Award winning car
Car can be inspected upon Appointment
Please contact me for more information and pictures. Have over 100 more.
 Car sold " As is Where is, NO BROKERS"
Method of Payment, Cash or Bank/Certified Check at time of  pickup.
 
** I am listing/selling this car for my Uncle, Any Questions Please Use Contact Number

Contact #  1-516-805-8092, 
Please call between 8:00 am & 7:00 pm est

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