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SOLD AS-IS. RUSTED FRAME. Battery Replaced, New Mass Air Flow Sensor and O2 Sensor Just Installed.
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Front air conditioning: automatic climate control, Front air conditioning zones: dual, Front airbags: dual, Side airbags: front, Antenna type: diversity, In-Dash CD: 6 disc / MP3 Playback, Premium brand, Radio: AM/FM, Satellite radio: SiriusXM, AB...Over 4 weeks ago on JTZ EnterpriseTools
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Beautiful 1956 Ford Thunderbird with Continental Kit and removeable hardtop. Iconic Fiesta Red finish. -72,000 original miles. -Automatic 312 V8 with 225 Horsepower -2 owners within our family since purchased new, garage-kept for its entire life. ...Over 4 weeks ago on CarsevaTools
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1966 Ford Thunderbird Convertible in excellent condition. Beautiful and dependable daily driver that gets a lot of attention. New floor boards. Car drives straight and smooth.Brakes are good with disks in front. New white interior and carpet. Inte...Over 4 weeks ago on CarsevaTools
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1955 FORD THUNDERBIRD, 2 TOPS, RARE LOADED WITH RARELY SEEN FACTORY POWER OPTIONS, NEW CLEAR COAT URETHANE TORCH RED PAINT W/RED & WHITE DELUXE INTERIOR, FACTORY V-8 W/DRESS-UP KIT, AUTOMATIC TRANS, TELESCOPING STEERING WHEEL, PS, PW, 4 WAY POWER ...Over 4 weeks ago on CarsevaTools
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Thank you for your interest! Vehicle features are based upon trim level, accessories and options may vary CHECK OUT THIS LOW MILEAGE THUNDERBIRD. Front Air Conditioning - Automatic Climate Control, Front Air Conditioning Zones - Dual, Steering Whe...Over 4 weeks ago on CarsevaTools
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… s to exist. It is fully equipped with factory air conditioning and tri-power setup. Included in the sale are the original Kelsey Hayes wire wheels, four barrel carburetor and intake manifold, original radio and...Over 4 weeks ago on CarsevaTools
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ALLOY WHEELS, NO ACCIDENT CARFAX HISTORY REPORT, LOCAL TRADE IN, LEATHER HEATED FRONT SEATS, SPOILER, HARD TOP, 2D Convertible, 3.9L V8 DOHC 32V, 5-Speed Automatic, RWD, Alloy wheels, Black Convertible Soft Boot, Heated front seats, Order Code 100...
