1957 Ford Thunderbird Convertible on 2040-cars
Cedarville, West Virginia, United States
I am always available by mail at: santinassserro@irishhome.net .
1957 Starmist Blue, 3 speed automatic, with dark blue convertible top & white port hole hard top. Car (including
transmission and engine) restored five years ago for owner's wife. Unfortunately she passed away prior to driving
the car. Thunderbird been in climate controlled garage since restoration. Husband, my neighbor, ask me to
advertise the T-Bird for him.
Electric fuel pump - - Cool Air Conditioning - - -New Covertable Blue Top with new frame - - Restored White Port
hole Top - - -New Chrome including bumpers - - -Dash board 100% working - - -Modern Alternator installed - - -New
weather stripping - -Chrome Thunderbird Wire Wheels - - Four (4) New Thunderbird hub Caps come with Car - - -New
Wiring - - -Drives, Rides Handles Excellent - - - Everything works - - -excellent car - - -see Pictures.
Owner wanted an original safe car for his wife to own and use. He did not spare any expense to make this
Thunderbird special for her. He estimated his investment in the car to be 75K+.
Owner recommends new tires before driving high speeds (due to tire's age of 5 years)
All question will be answered. Additional pictures available by request.
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