2 1964 Thunderbird Project Cars. One Car Will Drive And The Motor Runs Well. T on 2040-cars
La Pine, Oregon, United States
2 1964 thunderbird project cars. one car will drive and the motor runs well. The car will require some rust repair to trunk floor areas.Second car is partially disassembled, but all parts are there minus the left fender, hood, and front fender assembly including many extras. So many parts!!. There are two complete cars here The running car is currently registered in California. The other car is for parts. I have both titles.
Great Project Cars. Car in picture runs well! these are the items I am aware of that are in need of repair or replacement: headliner, front seats upholstery, cigarette lighter, radio, windows, and slide away steering linkage..All these parts are in the other car. Exterior -Minor dings, , needs paint and body work. Needs some front suspension work.. Needs restoration and TLC. Beautifully designed car. This was a project I reluctantly had to stop as I moved to the East Coast. E-mail with any questions. I can assist with loading
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