1964 Ford Thunderbird Base Red Convertible 2-door 6.4l on 2040-cars
Douglasville, Georgia, United States
This is a No RESERVE AUCTION for a 1964 thunderbird convertible with a 390 fe big block engine built by BCI- barnett racing- here in atl ga back when they were building engines for walk in customers. I had it on an engine stand all this time and installed it 6 months ago. logged 2k on it so far, just leisurely driving around town. Vehicle starts and runs great but still needs a few more items to be perfect..higher stall converter 2800+(it has the factory stall 1800-2000), the engine has a rather aggressive cam with a racy idle{comp cam magnum 292h)The aggressive cam causes the air pressure to the brake booster to remain low ( 10-12psi, 15+ is ideal) and therefore it takes slightly more effort to press brake pedal. I planned to install a hydroboost brake system. New tires, new (in box) disc brake conversion kit purchased from thunderbird ranch, new shifter for steering column - the swing away steering column will not stay '' locked' in park for long periods because the old shifter is worn refurbished motors for the driver & pass windows, books,schematics, fender skirts, New Dual core aluminum radiator by American eagle, New 12 inch electric front mount fan for aluminum radiator, New power master 'master torque starter' part -9606 New power master chrome alternator ' signature series'' 140 amps part# 8-37140 900 cold cranking amp heavy duty battery New holly mechanical fuel pump and fuel regulator New edlebrock 4 barrel carb New main electric window switches . Convertible top isn't operational but can be manually folded into trunk. There are many spare parts in the trunk for windows, convertible top etc... Rust on the deck lid and hood can be repaired. Heat blows and all lights work. Fender mount turning signals need replacing. The turning signals in the rear and front of car work fine despite the inoperable fender mounted lights. |
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