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Custom,larry Watson Style, 55,56,57,58,59,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69, 70,71,72 on 2040-cars

US $17,500.00
Year:1960 Mileage:85660
Location:

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

I have a gorgeous, one of a kind, custom painted 1960 Ford Thunderbird. It is a tribute to the custom scalloping that Larry Watson was doing in the late 1950's in Los Angeles. This is a real stand out car and literally blows people away. You pretty much won't see another one like it.. The scalloping is done in a gorgeous Tangerine metallic with a hand painted green pin striping to set it off, WOW!

The car has some cool factory features like working power windows, seat & clock. It also has power steering and brakes and she drives effortlessly down the road like a new one. It has 85K original miles on the original 352V8 Auto, rated from the factory @ 300 H.P. They are a very powerful car if you have not ever driven one.

Here is a list of the things done to her:

- New harmonic balancer
- New fuel pump with vacuum assist
- New timing chain (changed just because the timing cover was off to replace seal)
- New points, condenser, rotor button, distributor cap and wires (*)
- New double platinum spark plugs
- New Holley carburetor
- Rebuilt power steering cylinder
- New water pump
- New fan belts
- New valve seals
- Road draft tube converted to PCV system
- New headlight and high beam switches
- New bulbs and lamps throughout entire car
- New modern stereo with iPod jack, (4) speakers and remote
- New door lock cylinders with keys
- New coolant hoses
- New heater core and valve
- New exhaust with factory type mufflers
- Lots of other new miscellaneous items like new chrome bumpers, trim, etc.
- Custom paint and pin striping by Jerry's House of Color in Ohio
- Lowered springs in the front
- 3 inch lowering blocks in the rear
- New chrome smoothie wheels
- 85,000 +/- original miles

The car is not 100% perfect as the work was done a few years ago, and now has some paint chips here and there and a tear on the passenger seat base, but all very minor things. Overall she is a really nice looking and driving car that will set you way apart at your next meet.

Here is a video of the car. Just click this link: http://s416.photobucket.com/user/kfelsman/media/2014-05-13_09-51-22_307_zps47a20715.mp4.html

 Please NO trade offers or help selling it, Genuine interests only may call: 310-208-Nine 847. Car is currently in Scottsdale, AZ.

  

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