1990 35th Anniversary Edition Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe Black 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Savannah, Georgia, United States
Rare opportunity to own a collectible! Family-owned Thunderbird Super Coupe for sale. My father is the original owner, and I’ve been taking care of it all these years. Engine and super charger run great. Super straight body, no rust. Brakes converted from teves to standard power brakes. AC converted to R134. Replaced compressor, condenser, accumulator. New shocks, engine and transmission mounts installed. Mileage estimated to be under 100,000, exact figure unknown (odometer is inoperative). Includes all original accessories, including anniversary floormats and car cover. The Thunderbird does need some work, including paint,
upholstery, and AC blower motor. Window
tint needs to be replaced or removed. Great project for someone with a little time
and a love for classics. |
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