1965 Thunderbird Convertible Honey Gold Color on 2040-cars
Beulah, Michigan, United States
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This car was purchased "NEW" in Feb. of 1965 and has been a one owner car all these years. It has not been run in approx. 15 years, however it has always been garage stored. The last time it was run, it was backed out of the garage, only to discover the brakes did not work. Using a tree to stop, caused damage to the passenger rear quarter panel and the rear fender. For many years before this, the car was lovingly cared for and was Dad's pride and joy. The interior is in remarkably good condition and much of the exterior is good, very little rust . The convertible top needs to be replaced. This project car would be an excellent find for the true restorer. This is an "as is" sale, therefor we would be receptive to any inspection prior to bidding. There are no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. Buyer would be responsible to arrange shipping, however we will accommodate a transport company for removal from the property. A $500.00 dollar deposit is due within 48 hours of the close of auction via PayPal. Cash or Money Order balance is to be made upon possession of the vehicle. The vehicle is nearly 50 years old. I cannot guarantee the unknown. It has been described honestly to the best of my ability .
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