2005 Torch Red Convertible Ford Thunderbird 50th Anniversary Edition T-bird on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
Bought off the showroom floor and maintained in excellent condition by sole private owner through extended factory warranty period and beyond. Low mileage: never driven further from Los Angeles than Santa Barbara and Palm Springs. Purring engine. A classic car for the collector or everyday motoring. Only 5000 miles on new set of tires. Smoke-free driver. 2005 is the last and final year of production for Ford's legendary T-Bird, only 9,220 units produced, 1,846 in Torch Red. |
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