1955 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Temecula, California, United States
HERE'S A REALLY SUPER,FULLY OPTIONED ORIGINAL RUST FREE,
THE THUNDERBIRD GOT LITTLE USE ON A REGULAR BASIS.HE DID,HOWEVER START AND RUN THE CAR ONCE OR TWICE PER
MONTH,FOR MANY YEARS,TO KEEP IT GOING. .THE RUST FREE BODY HAS NO PATCHES OR NON FACTORY WELDS.THE JAMBS,INSIDE
FLOORPANS AND HOOD ENGINE BAY ALL SHOW THE "ORIGINAL" FIRST TORCH RED FACTORY PAINT.IF YOU L;IFT UP THE CARPET OR
TUNK MAT ,YOU WILL SEE FULL ON UNRESTORED TORCH RED PAINT STILL ON THE CREVICES AND FLOORS,...NEVER RESPRAYED .MUCH
OF THE INTERIOR IS ORIGINAL,CHROME,DASHBOARD,AND ARM RESTS,ALL GARNISH RAILS OF RED COLOR. ONLY THE DOOR
PANELS(WHITE PARTS) AND SEAT COVERING WAS CHANGED TO REPRO IN EARLY 2017.RED DASH AND DOOR PANEL TRIM IS ORIGINAL.
..EXTERIOR WAS REDONE ABOUT A COUPLE YEARS AGO,AND WAS REPAINTED JUST OVER THE ORIGINAL LAYER OF FACTORY
PAINT.,WITH PROPER SURFACE SANDING BY A PROFESSIONAL SHOP.THE CAR HAS/HAD NO RUST BUBBLES,NO BLISTERS,NO RUST,NO
BODYWORK! THE UNDERCARRIAGE IS TOTALLY ORIGINAL,NO UNDERCOATING,UNDER FLOORS ARE STILL RED..THUNDERBIRD.ORIGINAL OWNER MANUAL INCLUDED.
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