2002 Ford Thunderbird Base Convertible 2-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Howard Beach, New York, United States
I am selling this 2002 Ford Thunderbird Convertible with the Factory Hardtop included. My Uncles is 80 and can no longer drive this car. He is the second owner. TWO TOPS. Premium wheels, sound and finish! Black leather interior. This car is MINT and Drives perfectly. No accidents, Nonsmoker. Equipped with V8, 3.9 Liter Engine, Automatic Transmission, Removable Hard Top, Premium wheels, All power Options, Dual Power Heated Seats, premium Sound system AM/FM CD Player, electric doors locks, trunk, cruise control and many more options. ALWAYS KEPT IN A HEATED GARAGED. NOT A SCRATCH ON THIS CAR.When you view the car you will be amazed on the MINT condition. It still has that new smell and it has every option that Ford offered and all are working perfect. I only have several pictures being I live in Florida and the car is in Howard Beach, New York. Please contact me for more information or if you have any questions. I have a low reserve listed for a one time listing and a fast sale.
Thank you for bidding. Anthony 954-243-8003. Interior: Black Exterior: Black LeatherCanvas Top: Black Hard Top: Black |
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