1956 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Sweet, Idaho, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : johnajooeler@ukhotels.org .
1956 Ford Thunderbird 312 V-8 With 2 Tops. Hardtop with round windows and New black convertible top.
Rebuilt 312, new edelbrock carb. Has alt. not generator, new starter. Mallory electronic ignition, New fuel pump,
Radiator has just been tanked and checked for leaks.
Has Lincoln Versailles rear end. 4 Wheel Disc Brakes. Non power but stops very well. Non Power steering.
Previous to me owning it the engine and transmission were rebuilt.
4 new B F Goodrich 4 Ply wide white wall tires w/4 true spoke wire wheels.
Has small chip on body in front of hood (see picture)
Has new hood springs.
Older paint job but looks good. Driver quality.
Has both tops. Hardtop has new headliner. Soft top is new but has missing latches.
Tinted windows.
Newer leather dash and recovered seat and door panels. Carpet has been replaced but area over hump needs to be
glued down. After marked T-bird radio (not cut up) New heater core. Aftermarket tach. Have original but distributer
was changed to electronic. Aftermarket gauges under dash.
Car runs and drives great.
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