2002 Ford Thunderbird Base Convertible 2-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Langhorne, Pennsylvania, United States
2002 Ford ThunderBird 2nd owner. Everything is factory and in working order. Car has been babied, always in a temp controlled garage. It has 59950 miles on it. Its triple Black. Leather, pwr seats, cd , v8, both hard and soft top. Hard top hasnt been removed to many times. No Leaks, no noises, no squeaks, non smokers car. What a fun , nice, reliable auto to drive. The vehicle is owned by my 82 yr old uncle who lives in NY thats where the car is registered. However is LOCATED IN LANGHORNE PA 19047. I have no problem with showing the car before bidding ends, any questions feel free to call, text or email me. 267 980 7873
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