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1964 Ford Thunderbird, Hardtop, Blue, Running California Classic on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:38260
Location:

Atlanta, Texas, United States

Atlanta, Texas, United States

 This is a 1964 Ford Thunderbird classic. V8 two door, original engine with original (38,260) miles on it, swivel steering, bought it in 2005 in california. had some work done to it at the mechanic shop, they redid the brake system, cleaned out the engine and transmission. it does run and she sounds like a real beauty. this was going to be my project show car but im traveling too much and dont have time to work on it. so im selling it, im only selling it with what i have on it.....hate to sell it but i dont have the time and hate to see this beautiful car go to waste. please take a look at the pictures, this is a great find, ive thought so ever since i bought her. i have receipt with what work i did on the car. the mechanic had told me with some top end improvements she would run like a champ. I thought about doing the improvements before i sold the car but then i wouldve had to boost up the price. cosmetic details about the vehicle you are able to see them in the pictures, look at them very carefully i dont want to seem dishonest. this is an as is buy for this vehicle. this is a beautiful car and can be a show piece but even in its condition it still needs some attention, attention and time i dont have. happy bidding and good luck. the title is clear, i recently went to the motor vehicle office, i did not renew the plates because im selling it, so it would be redundant, incase someone buys it from another state. i have the receipt for the title, they said i should have it in about two weeks. if you happen to purchase the vehicle before i receive it i would gladly give you a bill of sale, the receipt of title application and i would send the title signed and dated to you by mail overnited.  if you have any questions regarding this vehicle dont hesitate to contact me...

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