1965 Ford Thunderbird 6.4l on 2040-cars
Berkley, Michigan, United States
You are bidding on a Beautiful Brittany blue ,California black plate , original Z code 390. 1965 THUNDERBIRD coupe, car is fresh out of storage ,came from a wealthy estate where it has been in dry storage for 15+ years, as part of a personal car collection., factory A/C power everything , straight body with no dents amazing Brittany blue interior looks like new. 83k miles. runs and drives and stops , the trunk was full of california car show trophies when we drove her out of storage a little THC will make it worth twice what i am asking . I am not an expert and don't know every thing about 1965 t birds so please come and see how nice the car is for your self before bidding is over.-who ever gets this great car will be very happy with it! . sold as is where is- thanks for your interest.
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