1967 Thunderbird 2dr Hardtop on 2040-cars
Pomona, California, United States
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Purchased the car from a friend about two years ago. Im the second owner. My friends mother purchased it new but she had a heart stroke and could not drive any more. I told my friend i would restore it but i haven"t been able to and don't think i'm going to be able to. When i got the car, i drove it from Riverside and drove excellent. since then, i parked it and was starting it and moving it once a week but for the last last year i have not start it or moved it and the battery is dead. I have no idea if it will start if a new battery is put on. the car is all original. absolutely nothing has been done to it. I have two brand new tires for the front..... I encourage bidders to come inspect the car before bidders. if you have any questions please ask and i will try to answer to the of my ability... happy bidding...
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